Diseases of Alcoholism include:
1) Alcoholic withdrawal delirium
2) Alcoholic dementia
3) Barrett's esophagus
4) Clinical depression and/or anxiety
5) Duodenitis
6) Esophagitis
7) Fatty liver
8) Gastritis
9) Hepatitis - alcoholic type. Heart triouble (e.g. alcoholic cardiomyopathy)
10) Instability of the gait - often seen as a wide-based gait
11) Jejunitis
12) K viamin deficiency
13) Liver disease - alcoholic type
14) Metabolic alterations, when drinking heavily
15) Nutritional deficiencies - as alcohol tends to replace nutritional calories, in the form of protein, especially
16) Ophalmoplegia - in withdrawal states
17) Platelet count deficiencies
18) Quandary = poor decision-making abilities, and poor impulse control
19) Renal (kidney) insufficiency
20) Sensory abnormalities - especially tingling in the toes of the feet
21) Tremors
22) Ulcers - of the stomach and small intestine
23) Vitamin deficiencies - especially B vitamins.
24) Wernicke's encephalopathy
25) X-chromosome linked heredity - from female ancestors, less likely
26) Y-chromosome linked heredity - from male relatives, more likely
27) Zipper troubles - disinhibition, but combined with decreased ability to perform
This is an example of an A to Z list, but goes to show how many problems result from alcoholism. And there are even more than those listed above!
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