Getting out of an addiction is very complicated.
Have you ever had tests to evaluate your digestive system?
Maybe this isn't your case, but the alcohol you take can create serious problems for you.
So ask your doctor.
Tell him your problem.
And in the meantime, if he or she deems it appropriate, do an endoscopic evaluation.
Then you will think about how and what to do with the help of your doctor, he could advise you on what and how to do.
I see 22 years old.
Age and reactions are too intense.
The most frequent complications of gastritis from alcohol abuse are acute and chronic; among acute ones it is possible to find gastric hemorrhages identifiable with the onset of bloody vomiting, while in the long term, the presence of mucosal pathologies can become chronic, facilitating the onset of carcinoma.
This is hypothetical.
It doesn't necessarily come from drinking alone, but it certainly has a huge impact.
With untreated gastric bleeding you can die.
Drugs were creating it for me.
Which I took off.
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We are all good at words about addictions and addiction abuse.
If they happened to me I wouldn't be so sure I'd be able to get out of them.
*Try to limit alcoholic beverages.
But not alone, seek the help of both doctors and associations, in the meantime try to understand if there is an actual connection and if there is nothing else.
I think the rest will take years to resolve.
Maybe by getting help you will be able to stop drinking quickly, the problem is not drinking in the long term.
* It is not just a question of will, but also of will.
(I try to use the spoiler function)