آموزش اثرات زیانبار میگساری.Alcoholism

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Alcohol is a drug

 

 

Complications

 

Alcohol depresses your central nervous system. In some people, the initial reaction

may be stimulation. But as you continue to drink, you become sedated. Alcohol lowers your inhibitions and affects your thoughts, emotions and judgment. Too much alcohol affects your speech and muscle coordination and affects vital centers of your brain. A heavy drinking binge may even cause a life-threatening coma

 

 

 

 

Excessive drinking can cause a number of problems. Some of these include

 

 

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• Reduced judgment and lowered inhibitions, leading to poor choices and dangerous situations or behaviors

  
  

• Motor vehicle accidents and other types of accidents

  
  

• Domestic problems

  
  

• Poor performance at work or school

  
  

• A higher likelihood of committing violent crimes

  
  

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Health problems

 

 

• Liver disorders. Drinking heavily can cause alcoholic hepatitis, an inflammation of the liver. After years of drinking, hepatitis may lead to the irreversible and progressive destruction and scarring of liver tissue

  
  

• cirrhosis)

  
  

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Digestive problems. Alcohol can result in inflammation of the lining of the stomach (gastritis) and can interfere with absorption of B vitamins and other nutrients. Heavy drinking can also damage your pancreas, which produces the hormones that regulate your metabolism and the enzymes that help digest fats, proteins and carbohydrates

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Heart problems. Excessive drinking can lead to high blood pressure and increases your risk of heart failure or stroke

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Diabetes complications. Alcohol interferes with the release of glucose from your liver and can increase the risk of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). This is dangerous if you have diabetes and are already taking insulin to lower your blood sugar level

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Health problems

 

s-e-xual function and menstruation. Alcohol abuse can cause erectile dysfunction in men. In women, it can interrupt menstruation

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Eye problems. Over time, excessive alcohol use can cause weakness and paralysis of your eye muscles

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Birth defects. Alcohol use during pregnancy may cause fetal alcohol syndrome, resulting in giving birth to a child who has physical and developmental problems

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Bone loss. Alcohol may interfere with the production of new bone. This can lead to thinning bones (osteoporosis) and an increased risk of fractures

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Neurological complications. Excessive drinking can affect your nervous system, causing numbness of your hands and feet, disordered thinking, dementia, and short-term memory loss

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Increased risk of cancer. Chronic alcohol abuse has been linked to a higher risk of numerous cancers, including mouth, throat, liver, colon and breast cancer

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Alcohol use leads to serious consequences for many teens. Alcohol-related motor vehicle accidents are a major cause of teen deaths. Alcohol is also often a cause in other teenage deaths, including drowning, suicides and homicides. Teens who drink are more likely to become s-e-xually active, have s-e-x more frequently and engage in risky, unprotected s-e-x than are teens who don't drink

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people who start drinking alcohol at age 14 or younger tend to have more troubles with alcohol than those who start at age 21 or older. Alcohol problems are most common between the ages of 18 and 29; people age 65 or older are the least likely to have alcohol problems. Alcohol problems are more common in men than in women

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Alcohol affects all of your body’s organs and can cause long-term health effects. Alcohol’s effects on your brain account for many of the symptoms of intoxication, including an increased risk of accidents and impaired judgment. Long-term alcohol abuse can lead to pancreatitis,liver disease , gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), high blood pressure,malnutrition,heart disease, brain damage, and certain cancers

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Mouth cancer is more common in men than women and the vast majority of cases occur in people aged over 50. Over 5,300 new cases of mouth cancer are diagnosed in the UK every year The main risk factors for mouth cancer are smoking and drinking alcohol. At least three out four cases of could be prevented by quitting smoking and drinking less alcoholCancer Research UK is funding research into many aspects of mouth cancer, from causes to treatment. We are also

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of the risk factors and warning signs of the disease