All you teenagers think drinking is so cool and you like the feeling of it. Even though over half of high schoolers drink daily, they don’t realize how dangerous it actually is. One of the main problems is that teenagers are exposed to more and more alcohol everyday. One of the many problems is binge drinking, this is when a teen or anyone drinks overlay or a lot in a short amount of time. Binge drinking can harm your body in many ways, including headaches, hangovers, shakiness, vomiting, and memory loss. It also makes you behave in many ways including, falls, Assaults, Car accidents, Unplanned pregnancy, Shame and embarrassment, Loss of valuable items such as a damaged car or lost phone, Reckless spending while intoxicated. Teens and others
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This is the symptoms in the morning after over drinking. If this happens, you could come off with these symptoms. Nausea and Vomiting, Diarrhea, Body aches, Impaired thinking and inability to concentrate, Irritability and moodiness, Lack of energy, Loss of appetite, Headaches, Dizzy spells, Sensitivity to light or sound, Excessive thirst, Body tremors, Anxiety, Depression. The hangover effects caused by other drugs will vary depending on the substance abused. People who use stimulants such as crack or amphetamine are likely to feel depressed and paranoid the next day. If the teen or person has been using a mixture of substances it cat gn mean the hangover symptoms last for days. When a teen or person has a hangover they are abusing alcohol or drugs if this continues they could possibly come off as …show more content…
But, more teens are choosing not to drink alcohol. Less than 10% of teens under age 14 has drunk alcohol in the past month. For teens ages 15 to 17, less than 30% has drunk alcohol in the past month. Alcohol can affect pain in the pancreas, to much alcohol can cause toxic substances that interfere with the proper functioning. If you have diabetes and consuming alcohol you could be at a higher risk than most people. If you are unable to walk in a straight line and function right then you have drank more alcohol than your body can handle. If you can’t remember what you did last night or you’re missing your memory than that’s a sign of a blackout which could mean you drank too
This is the symptoms in the morning after over drinking. If this happens, you could come off with these symptoms. Nausea and Vomiting, Diarrhea, Body aches, Impaired thinking and inability to concentrate, Irritability and moodiness, Lack of energy, Loss of appetite, Headaches, Dizzy spells, Sensitivity to light or sound, Excessive thirst, Body tremors, Anxiety, Depression. The hangover effects caused by other drugs will vary depending on the substance abused. People who use stimulants such as crack or amphetamine are likely to feel depressed and paranoid the next day. If the teen or person has been using a mixture of substances it cat gn mean the hangover symptoms last for days. When a teen or person has a hangover they are abusing alcohol or drugs if this continues they could possibly come off as …show more content…
But, more teens are choosing not to drink alcohol. Less than 10% of teens under age 14 has drunk alcohol in the past month. For teens ages 15 to 17, less than 30% has drunk alcohol in the past month. Alcohol can affect pain in the pancreas, to much alcohol can cause toxic substances that interfere with the proper functioning. If you have diabetes and consuming alcohol you could be at a higher risk than most people. If you are unable to walk in a straight line and function right then you have drank more alcohol than your body can handle. If you can’t remember what you did last night or you’re missing your memory than that’s a sign of a blackout which could mean you drank too