UNDERSTANDING OF ALCOHOLISM AS FAMILY DISEASE.GUDŽINSKIENĖ, VidaGEDMINIENĖ, RasaGudžinskienė, Vida in Rasa Gedminienė. 2011. Understanding of Alcoholism as Family Disease. Social Education / Socialinis Ugdymas 14 (25): 163-172....
According to the latest research on alcohol-associated liver disease (AALD), a broad spectrum of illnesses can be caused by drinking-related damage, including alcoholic steatosis (fatty liver disease), cirrhosis, liver cancer and a particularly severe illness known as alcoholic hepatitis (AH). On ...
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Chronic excessive alcohol consumption is a strong risk factor for various types of cancer, particularly cancers of the aero-respiratory tract, but also cancers of the digestive system, liver, breast, and ovaries. Heavy drinking is associated with various forms of alcoholic liver disease, such as ...
The term functional alcoholism allows the enabler to continue the advantages of the relationship they have with the alcoholic, even while their role as an enabler grows worse. The defense is called “minimizing” . . . When To UseHis (her) drinking doesn’t affect me-- he’s a “...
Excessive intake of alcohol (alcoholism) Stimulant drug use such as cocaine or decongestants Recent heart or lung surgery Abnormal heart structure from the time of birth (congenital) About 1 in 10,000 young adults in otherwise good health have the disease without any apparent cause or underlying...
One more point made in the article that Shaun and I thought was crucially important: people who study addiction know that there are massive correlations between early adversity (e.g., neglect, abuse, poverty, racial segregation, parental depression, parental alcoholism — in childhood or adolescen...
Visible addictions such as alcoholism, drug use and gambling may be more perceptible to the outside world that surrounds an addicted person, and interventions may come about sooner as a result of a failure to successfully conceal the addictive habits any longer. However, invisible addictions can ...
Burnout has also been associated with poor health, including headaches, sleep disturbances, hypertension, anxiety, alcoholism, and myocardial infarction.32-35,42 Incidence of stress and burnout among surgical specialties General Surgeons In a large study5 of 582 surgeons who trained at the University...
underlying health conditions, and those with liver disease or alcoholism. People with chronic illnesses or those undergoing immunosuppressive therapy are also more vulnerable. Age also plays a role, with older adults and young children generally more susceptible to severe infections due to less robust...