Alcoholism Signs - Warning Signs of Alcoholism

Alcoholism signs come in many forms, some are more obvious than others. However, the best way to identify an alcohol problem is to reserch these four basic questions:

1) Do you feel the need to cut back on your drinking?

2) Do you, or the person in question, get outwardly annoyed when questioned about drinking?

3) Do you, or the person in question, feel guilty at times about drinking?

4) Do you, or the person in question, need a drink first thing in the morning to get ready to face the day?

A "yes" answer to any one of those questions is a reliable sign of an alcohol problem.

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Some warning signs are more obvious than others, however, most people with alcohol addiction display both inward and outward signs.

* Inability to stop drinking when asked
* Drinking alcohol during work
* Inability to recall recent events, either personal or societal
* Continuing to drink alcohol even after vomiting
* Pressuring others to continue to drink - seeking acceptance of having "just one more"

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