There are numerous problems and disease processes that can be initiated by alcohol abuse. Listed below are some of the MEDICAL issues that can occur. However, there are many other psychological, psychosocial, and behavioral problems that can be triggered or developed by excessive alcohol use. The list below is only medical diagnoses that can be related to alcohol abuse and by no means a complete list.
- liver disease (especially cirrhosis)
- high blood pressure
- muscle weakness (including the heart)
- heart rhythm disturbances
- anemia
- clotting disorders
- decreased immunity to infections
- gastrointestinal inflammation and irritation
- acute and chronic problems with the pancreas
- irregular blood glucose levels that can lead to or worsen Diabetes
- high blood fat content
- interference with reproductive fertility
- weakened bones
A partial list of positive effects of alcohol when used in moderation includes: Improving health, especially cardiovascular health Increasing longevity or length of life Reducing risk of developing senility, including Alzheimer's disease Increasing conviviality Contributing to enjoyment of food Providing relaxation Providing source of energy Reducing risk of many diseases Relieving symptoms of some diseases, such as essential tremors However, abusing alcohol can lead to a long list of negative effects. The key to obtaining positive effects is moderation.
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This is too broad a topic to be answered on this site. Ask something specifictrue, but this website gives a list of some of the diseases caused by microbes:http://www3.niaid.nih.gov/topics/microbes/diseases.htm
The Alcohol has some toxic substances that affect the sex cells that may lead to structural aberrations(diseases in sex cells).
No, but it can cause physical diseases.
Some probably do, depends on brand, look at the list on the bottle.
youre not thinking if youre a teen drinking
The black plague was, salmonella is, west nile virus, rabidity... the list goes on.
obesity, lung caner, alcohol
Cirrhosis
There are many medicines for infectious diseases, too many to list.
Some non-communicable diseases: 1. Obesity. 2. Cardiovascular disease. 3. Cancer; those types not associated with a viral precursor.