The Gale Encyclopedia of Neurological Disorders - Vol. 1 by Stacey L. Chamberlin, Brigham Narins
By Stacey L. Chamberlin, Brigham Narins
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Heavy consumption causes symptoms of anxiety, depression, fatigue, anger, rage, lack of self-esteem, and self-loathing. Symptoms worsen as the disease progresses, and alcoholics develop hand tremors and shaking (delirium tremens) and morning hangover. The final stages of alcoholism progress to round-the-clock consumption despite extremely negative personal and social consequences. The disease progresses with symptoms of intense guilt and remorse (suppressed by more drinking), fear of crowds and public places, financial debt, legal problems, and ill health (including malnutrition).
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Description Agnosia, from the Greek “not knowing,” describes a collection of disorders where the ability to recognize objects or sounds or retrieve information about them is impaired, in the absence of other perceptual difficulties, including memory, intellectual capabilities, and the capacity for communication. The disorder can affect visual, auditory or tactile object recognition, but visual agnosia is the most common form of the condition, and most often expressed as an inability to recognize people.