ifihan
Addiction affects about 1/8 of our population, that’s nearly 40-million people. It is an equal opportunity disease affecting people of all races, cultures, genders, and socio-economic categories.
Kini afẹsodi?
In common terms, addiction is the inability to live without certain substances, and the buildup of dependency on them. It can be both physical and psychological and can even be seen in certain behaviors.
Kini O Fa afẹsodi?
- Ko si idi kan
- O le jẹ abajade nigbagbogbo lati didaju pẹlu awọn iriri odi pataki, pẹlu ọpọlọpọ awọn iwa ibajẹ, ibalokanjẹ, tabi awọn wahala aye. Awọn eniyan ti o ni ipa pẹlu awọn ikunra irora ati awọn ẹdun le jẹ ipalara diẹ si isokuso sinu lilo ọti-lile tabi awọn oogun lati gbiyanju lati jẹ ki wahala tabi irora din.
- O ṣọwọn ṣẹlẹ lẹsẹkẹsẹ. Ọpọlọpọ eniyan ni a ṣe afihan si nkan diẹdiẹ (lawujọ, ere idaraya tabi adanwo) ati pe a dinku si iye ti n pọ si nigbagbogbo lori akoko.
- O ṣee ṣe pe ẹya paati jiini ti o lagbara si diẹ ninu awọn iwa afẹsodi-ibajẹ lati di afẹsodi le ṣiṣẹ ninu awọn idile, ki o le jogun lati ọdọ awọn obi ati awọn obi obi rẹ.
Bawo ni afẹsodi le di ati kini awọn ipa?
Nkan na -
- Di oludari ati aringbungbun “oluwa” ninu igbesi aye wọn nitorinaa wọn lo julọ ti akoko wọn ni ironu nipa igba ati bii o ṣe le gba, ati lati gbarale rẹ.
- Le paarẹ kii ṣe igbesi aye eniyan nikan, ṣugbọn tun le pa awọn ibatan run pẹlu ẹbi, awọn ọrẹ, ati awọn alabaṣiṣẹpọ.
- Le fa ipalara ti ara pataki si ara ati ọpọlọ, pẹlu iku.
- Le ja si ninu iṣẹ ọdaràn ti afẹsodi ba kọja awọn dọla ti o wa lati ra tabi gba
- O le ja si ipalara ara ẹni tabi igbẹmi ara ẹni.
Kini awọn aṣayan itọju?
- Igbesẹ akọkọ ni eniyan ti o tiraka pẹlu afẹsodi ti o fẹ lati dawọ diẹ sii ju ẹnikẹni miiran ti o fẹ fun wọn lọ.
- Igbesẹ keji ni lati ṣajọ atilẹyin-itọju ile-iwosan ati ireti atilẹyin ibamu lati ọdọ ẹbi ati awọn ọrẹ.
- Iranlọwọ wa ni irisi ifojusi iṣoogun, awọn oogun, itọju-ọkan, awọn ẹgbẹ iranlọwọ ara ẹni, ati ẹmi.
Irohin ti o dara ni pe ireti wa! Thousands upon thousands of people struggling with substance use and addiction have broken out of their cycle with proper treatment. If you would like help in dealing with substance use, or know someone who needs help, you can call Jefferson Center at 303-425-0300 to connect with experts who can guide you on the path to recovery.