Dual Diagnosis In Alcohol Dependent Individuals

Typical Co-Occurring DisordersSigns of prevalent co-occurring disordersThe mental health issues that most typically co-occur with alcohol abuse are depression, anxiety conditions, and bipolar effective disorder.Standard signs and symptoms of depressionEmotions of helplessness and hopelessnessLack of interest in day-to-day routinesInability to feel pleasureAppetite or weight changes Sleep alterationsReduction of energySubstantial emotions of insignificance or guiltAttention problemsAnger, physical pain, and reckless conduct (particularly in men).Typical symptoms of mania in manic depressive illness.Emotions of bliss or severe irritation.Unrealistic, grandiose beliefs.Diminished need for sleeping.Increased energy.Quick speech and racing thought and feelings.Diminished common sense and impulsivity.Hyperactivity.Anger or rage.Standard signs of anxiety.Excessive tension and emotional distress.Feeling jumpy or restless.Irritability or feeling "edgy".Racing heart beat or shortness of breath.Nausea, tremoring, or lightheadedness.Muscle tenseness, headaches.Difficulty focusing attention.Insomnia.