Before our marriage my hubby is a social drinker. Is he going alcoholic? What are the signs of alcoholism?

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• mrfoot56

  
  
  
  hello,it seems your husband might be a alcoholic,,here are some of behavior symtoms,,hiding bottles,,aggression,or fighting with family,,irritability,,jealousy,,uncontrolled anger,,selfishness,,frequent loss of jobs,,changes in drinking patture,for example,switching to early morning drinking,or changing from beer to spirits,,neglect of food intake and personal appearence,,lengthy periods of intoxication.....mrfoot56

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• mrfoot56

  
  
  
  the physical symtoms are,,nausea,vomiting,or shaking in the morning,,abdominal pain,cramps,,numbness or tingling in arms/legs,facial redness,,confusion,,poor memory,,incontinence,,,,,after sudden withdrawal of alcohol,the dependent person may experience(DELIRIUM TREMORS an CONVULSIONS),,,,combinations of physical,mental,personality,and often financial stresses lead to difficulties at work and at home for the alcoholic,,,often the persons marriage suffers,,suicide threats and attemps may occur,,,,,,long term effects on the body are,,liver disease,,brain and nervous system disorders,,skin disorders,,heart and circulation problems,hypertension,heart failure and stroke,,digestive system disease,gastritis and ulcers,,,heavy drinking can cause renal failure and impotence.....mrfoot56

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• Ernest...

  
  
  
  If a person becomes addicted to alcohol in spite of its harmful effects, he is said to be entering into alcoholism. Alcoholism could be due to genetic factors, psychological or social factors. Alcoholism is a cause for concern throughout the world. There is a vast difference between alcohol intake and alcoholism; the former relates to mere consumption of alcohol without addiction and later refers to uncontrolled alcohol consumption. In your case, his behavior in the office is abnormal and is a clear sign that he is going alcoholic and requires treatment to prevent further impairment.
  
  
  

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