Alcohol Dependence And Typical Dual Diagnosis

Dual Diagnosis

Symptoms of standard co-occurring disorders

The mental health issues that most regularly co-occur with drug abuse are depression, anxiety disorders, and manic depressive illness.

Prevalent symptoms of depression

Sentiments of helplessness and hopelessness

Lack of interest in everyday activities

Failure to feel joy

Appetite or body weight changes Sleep alterations

Reduction of energy

Substantial sentiments of insignificance or guilt

Focusing troubles

Anger, bodily pain, and ill-advised behavior (especially in men).

Typical indications of mania in bipolar affective disorder.

Emotions of ecstasy or excessive irritability.

Outlandish, grand expectations.

Decreased requirement for sleeping.

Intensified energy.

Quick speaking and racing thoughts.

Reduced judgment and impulse control.

Hyperactivity.

Anger or rage.

Prevalent symptoms of anxiety.

Severe tension and emotional distress.

Feeling jumpy or restless.

Irritability or feeling "on edge".

Racing heart beat or lack of breath.

Queasiness, trembling, or dizziness.

Muscle tension, headaches.

Difficulty focusing.

Insomnia.

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