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Content updated on Sep 20, 2022
What is alcohol usage disorder?
Alcohol use disorder is a condition with continued heavy and/or frequent alcohol use despite mental, social or physical problems. It is sometimes referred to as alcoholism.
Symptoms of alcohol usage disorder
I no longer function well at work or home because of drinking
I always end up drinking more than I planned to
Need to drink more than before, to get drunk
Find it hard to controlling alcohol intake
Craving for alcohol
Dependent on alcohol / alcohol overuse despite the problems it causes
Feeling guilty about drinking
Can't control alcohol intake
Questions your doctor may ask to check for alcohol usage disorder
Your doctor may ask these questions to diagnose alcohol usage disorder
Do you find yourself drinking more alcohol and neglecting your family or job?
Do you always end up drinking more alcohol than you intended to?
Do you have to consume increasing amounts of alcohol to get drunk over the last few months?
Do you find it hard to control your alcohol intake?
Do you have cravings for alcohol?
Treatment for alcohol usage disorder
Treatment is usually with a combination of medication, support and therapy.
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National Center for Child Health and Development, Japan