Alcoholism
Alcoholism, also known as alcohol use disorder, is a condition where a person becomes physically and emotionally dependent on alcohol. It affects their health, relationships, and daily functioning. People with alcoholism often cannot control how much they drink and may continue drinking despite knowing the harmful effects.
Causes: Stress, peer pressure, mental health issues, and family history can contribute to alcoholism.
Effects: It can lead to liver damage, memory problems, poor judgment, family issues, and even death.
Treatment: Counseling, support groups, medication, and lifestyle changes can help in recovery.