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Drinking has become part of almost all adults’ lives. Whether that is going down to the bar on a Friday night with some friends, having a glass of wine to unwind at home, or having a couple of cheeky cocktails at dinner.
Cracking open a fresh cold beer after a stressful day at work can be a tempting idea. However, new research stated by BMJ has suggested that even moderate drinking alcohol of an average of 5 units is linked to lower sperm quality in men.
Fetal alcohol syndrome results in the child developing potentially severe brain damage and growth challenges. The amount of alcohol a mother is drinking while pregnant will determine the severity of the child’s challenges when growing up.
There are a million and one health reasons not to drink alcohol. Still, we understand that there are several reasons why individuals want to continue to have the odd alcoholic beverage here and there.
Alcohol use disorder (AUD) occurs when a person loses control over his or her drinking habits by consuming alcohol either too often, too much, or too fast. This loss of control may cause the person, or people in the person’s life, stress or harm.
The first step towards sobriety is creating a treatment plan for your recovery. Many rehab centers will provide you with a counselor who will build a treatment plan to best suit your individual needs. Treatment plans can help you stay on track during your recovery by providing structured plans to complete your specific recovery goals.
Read through our previous patient’s reviews of their treatment plans and experience at Park Mental Health Treatment San Diego to empower you to make the change.
At Park Mental Health Treatment our San Diego mental health treatment services allow our clients to work closely with our medical professionals to create a customized treatment plan that works around you.
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