FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
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Alcoholism is the most common form of substance abuse, but its legality is often undercut by its legality and culture. Learn more about alcoholism with our articles. The articles found here focus on the many aspects of alcoholism including denial, identifying characteristics of alcoholism and staying sober once you've had your last drink. FHE Health is a healthcare institution that..
FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
3w ago
When someone with an alcohol addiction stops drinking, they may experience severe withdrawal symptoms. Some are so dangerous, like delirium tremens (DT), that they may cause death. This is why seeking medical attention while detoxing is recommended. If you or a loved one is preparing to enter recovery, take a look at how to get ..read more
FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
4M ago
If you drink heavily, your body may become dependent on alcohol. Quitting drinking in this situation is definitely a good thing, and you’re to be commended for it — it’s not an easy thing to do, and it’s the first step on the path to recovery. But unfortunately, in a somewhat cruel, ironic twist, quitting ..read more
FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
1y ago
Despite its prevalence in this country—one in 10 Americans have the condition—diabetes remains poorly understood. Even less awareness surrounds the relationship between diabetes and alcohol. This article will take a closer look at how alcohol impacts diabetes and provide an overview of what those affected need to know. Understanding Diabetes: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments Diabetes ..read more
FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
1y ago
Alcohol use is common among adults in the United States, and around a quarter of adults say they have engaged in an activity such as binge-drinking within the past month. According to statistics from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), more than 5% of individuals age 12 or older in the country ..read more
FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
1y ago
If you’re not happy with your drinking habits but don’t show the normal signs of alcoholism, you may be a gray area drinker. This guide reviews gray area drinking and offers advice if you’re not sure when it’s time to seek help for your drinking problem. What Is Gray Area Drinking? Society groups adults who ..read more
FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
1y ago
There are many types of alcoholics, depending on the person’s reason for drinking, age and other factors. Learn how to use them to identify problem drinking. According to a 2021 Gallup study, 60% of adults are alcohol drinkers, and 18% sometimes drink too much. While there are many types of alcoholics, people don’t have to ..read more
FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
1y ago
People who consume alcohol vary quite a bit in the ways that they use it. If two people are problem drinkers, the way they abuse alcohol can be vastly different. In fact, there are two types of alcoholics, those with Type 1 alcoholism and those with Type 2 alcoholism. In the next sections, we’ll introduce ..read more
FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
1y ago
If you’re a heavy drinker and you’ve ever tried to take a break from alcohol, you probably felt like your body was actively fighting your choice. When going through alcohol detox, heart palpitations, body shakes, anxiety, and headaches are just a few of the problems one might face. Alcohol withdrawal describes the various mental and ..read more
FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
1y ago
If you drink heavily, your body may become dependent on alcohol. Quitting drinking in this situation is definitely a good thing, and you’re to be commended for it — it’s not an easy thing to do, and it’s the first step on the path to recovery. But unfortunately, in a somewhat cruel, ironic twist, quitting ..read more
FHE Health » Alcohol Addiction
1y ago
How do you live with an alcoholic? It’s a difficult question to answer. Having a short- or long-term relationship with an alcoholic can be incredibly destructive. Most people end up avoiding regularly drinking themselves because they’ve seen the consequences of overdrinking. Living with an alcoholic can begin to damage not just the relationship but your ..read more