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Alcoholism is clinically referred to as alcohol use disorder (AUD). It is a common, chronic, and progressive medical condition that involves the compulsive consumption of alcohol. Not everyone who drinks is an alcoholic. However, anyone whose life is negatively affected by alcohol on a consistent basis is considered to have an alcohol use disorder. Examples of this include failing to fulfill work, family, or social obligations as a result of recurrent drinking. Moreover, regular or frequent drinking means drinking alcohol most days and weeks. If you are concerned that you or someone you love has a problem with alcohol there are alcohol treatment options available.

Alcoholic Neuropathy Recovery

Residential Alcohol Treatment03 Jan, 2022Health

Alcoholic Neuropathy is a disorder that causes the nerves in our bodies to malfunction. When this condition affects multiple nerves, it is called Polyneuropathy. When it affects only one nerve it is called Mononeuropathy. When Neuropathy progresses to this stage, the neural signals between body parts and the brain disconnect, leading to skin, muscle, and organ dysfunctions. The disease can go on, even when the person affected has stopped drinking alcohol. Feel free to call us to speak with one of our counselors, we can inform you about this condition by giving you relevant information.