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Alcohol Dependence is when a person needs to consume more alcohol to have the satisfaction of drinking. Alcohol is a very serious addictive substance and if not checked in time would destroy the victim. Alcohol issues never go away by themselves. Any person under the alcohol whether should seek help immediately. Alcohol is a drug and addiction is a disease.
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For some people alcohol can be part of many occasions but like many drugs it’s addictive, both physically and psychologically.
There are varying degrees of alcohol dependence and they don’t always involve excessive levels of drinking. If you find that you ‘need’ to share a bottle of wine with your partner most nights of the week, or always go for a few pints after work, just to unwind, you’re likely to be drinking at a level that could affect your long-term health.
You could also be becoming dependent on alcohol. If you find it very difficult to enjoy yourself or relax without having a drink, you could have become psychologically dependent on alcohol. Physical dependence can follow too, that is your body shows withdrawal symptoms, such as sweating, shaking and nausea, when your blood alcohol level falls.
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Usually several different factors contribute to someone becoming alcohol dependent. Alcohol dependence can run in families. It’s partly down to your genes, but is also influenced by your family’s attitudes to alcohol and the environment you grow up in.Stressful events, such as bereavement or losing a job, can also trigger heavy drinking, which can then lead to alcohol dependence.
People who are alcohol dependent have higher rates of other psychiatric disorders than people in the general population – particularly depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, psychosis and drug misuse. Often, people drink to try and reduce the symptoms (sometimes known as ‘self-medicating’), but in the long term alcohol makes these disorders worse because it interferes with the chemical balance in our brains.
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Is not an easy task o treat a well developed alcohol dependence. But there is treatment available if only the victim is able and prepared to go through with the treatment.
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