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An addict is the one who is either physically or psychologically dependent on alcohol or drugs for his survival and encounter serious problems in health, social and family life. In spite of these problems, the person still continues to take the drug or consume alcohol.
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Physical dependence is that the body of the person gets accustomed to the use of the drug in such a way that their routine life becomes dependent on it and would experience withdrawal symptoms if he stops using it.
Psychological dependence is that the person keeps on thinking about the drug in such a way that his thoughts are predominantly filled with ideas of how, when and where he can have the next dope or drink.
Phases of addiction:
Early phase:
Increased tolerance: the person starts requiring more amount of alcohol or drug for producing the same effect. This is one of the earliest signs of addiction.
Black out: the alcoholic is able to do a lot of activities, but can not recollect it afterwards. He even drives a vehicle normally.
Preoccupation: even when he is not under the influence of alcohol, he is preoccupied with the thoughts of how, when and where to get the next supply of alcohol or drugs.
Middle phase:
Loss of control: he is unable to control his habit of drinking. Even if he wants to drink little amount, still he will be consuming more than what he wants to. Slowly, he loses control over the time, place and occasion of drinking or drug use.
Justifying: he tries to find an excuse to drink and would tell a lot of stories to justify his habit of addiction.
Grandiose behavior: he makes big plans, considers himself as a king and spends more than what he can afford.
Abstaining for a temporary period:
By this time, he would have created a set of problems for himself at home and workplace because of his addiction. In order to convince others, he stays from his habit for some time. But after the specific period of time, he gets back to excessive use of alcohol/ drugs all over again.
Changing the pattern:
He usually tries to change his pattern of addiction and might start using newer or improved forms of alcohol or drugs. He also shifts the place and time of drug use.
Chronic phase:
This phase is characterized by noticeable physical, mental and social deterioration. There is a total breakdown in the relationship with the family.
Binge:
He drinks continuously for days together, does not eat and does not involve himself in any other activity. At the end of each binge, he is left shaken, frightened, guilt ridden condition.
Ethical break down:
He starts telling lies, steals or borrows in order to maintain his supply of alcohol/ drugs. When he reaches this stage, two things may possibly happen to him. He continues to drink or use drugs and becomes mentally ill or faces a premature, painful death. The only solution to this problem is to stop drinking/ taking drugs totally for life.
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