More than people die from alcohol poisoning every day in
U.S. But the statistics in India are under estimated. So, we have also need to
calculate alcoholic deaths.
Risk factors:
1. Females are more prone to alcoholic deaths than
male. The fatal dose of alcohol for men is 20g per day for a week and for
females is 12g per day for 1week.
2. Consumption of alcohol without food or along with smoking.
3. Patients having history of liver and renal disorders.
4. Diabetic patients.
2. Consumption of alcohol without food or along with smoking.
3. Patients having history of liver and renal disorders.
4. Diabetic patients.
Alcohol poisoning deaths are a heart breaking reminder of
the dangers of excessive alcohol use, which is a leading cause of preventable
deaths in world especially U.S.
So, we have to implement effective steps to decrease the
alcoholic deaths by educating the people about effects of alcohol consumption.
Alcohol |
Mechanism of alcoholic death:
Alcohol poisoning deaths are caused by drinking a large
amount of alcohol in a short period which can depresses breathing, heart rate
and body temperature. According to the CDCs Vital signs report, three quarters
of alcohol poisoning deaths occurred in adults 35 to 64 years old.
Diseases associated with alcohol consumption:
1. Renal failure
2.Liver cirrhosis
3. Stroke
4. Several cancers
5. Mental disorders etc.,
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Intervention:
Deaths from alcohol poisoning are a serious and preventable
worldwide public problem. A comprehensive approach to the prevention of
excessive drinking that includes evidence-based community and clinical
prevention strategies is needed to decrease alcohol poisoning deaths and other
harms attributable to excessive alcohol use.
Steps may decrease alcoholic deaths:
1. Public awareness about alcoholic poisoning.
2. Government strategies that alcohol selling restriction to the adults only.
3. Immediate treatment for alcohol poisoning.
2. Government strategies that alcohol selling restriction to the adults only.
3. Immediate treatment for alcohol poisoning.
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