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Even though alcohol affects each individual differently, habitually drinking excessively is quite likely to result in problems in both the short and long term.

The effects of alcohol depend on a range of factors, involving:

Weight
Quantity of body fat or muscle mass
Sex
Age
Additional medicines and substances in the body
Various other chemical compounds in your beverages
How quickly you drink
The amount of food stuffs in the stomach
Alcohol consumption history
Tolerance to alcohol (ETOH)
Personal health
Mental wellness and emotional condition.
Short-term effects
Alcohol poisoning, death and coma Blackouts
Blurred vision
Drowning
Fires
Flushed look
Headache
Accidental injuries associated with slips, mishaps, violence and intentional self-harm
Extreme state of minds (hostility, jubilation, melancholy).
Absence of co-ordination.
Loss of inhibitions and a fictitious feeling of self-confidence.
Motor vehicle, bicycle and pedestrian accidents.
Queasiness and retching.
Decreased attention.
Slower reflexive responses.
Thickened speech.
Chronic consequences.

Alcohol addictionAlcohol connected brain trauma.

Cancers (including most cancers of the mouth, pharynx, larynx, oesophagus, bowel (in males) and breast (in females).
Cirrhosis and liver diseases.

Attention and long-term memory issues.
Heart and cerebrovascular illness including high blood pressure and stroke.
Poor health and nutrition.
Troubles with the nerves of the legs and arms.
Reproductive and sexual troubles (impotence, fertility).
Skin issues.
Stomach complaints and problems.
Relatives and relationship difficulties.
Substandard work effectiveness.
Legal and financial problems.