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ALCOHOLISM DIAGNOSIS

 
All physicians should ask their patients about their drinking. A history may be obtained from family if the affected person is unwilling or unable to answer questions. A physical examination is performed to identify physical problems related to alcohol use.
  • A toxicology screen or blood alcohol level confirms recent alcohol ingestion (which does not necessarily confirm alcoholism).
  • Liver function tests can be elevated. GGPT (glutaryl transaminase) is often elevated more than other liver function tests.
  • CBC (complete blood count) - MCV can be elevated (mean corpuscular volume or size of the red blood cells).
  • Sometimes serum magnesium, uric acid, total protein, and folate tests are abnormal.
ALCOHOLISM RELATED ITEMS
ALCOHOLISM DEFINITION
ALCOHOLISM DESCRIPTION
ALCOHOLISM CAUSES
ALCOHOLISM SYMPTOMS
ALCOHOLISM DIAGNOSIS
ALCOHOLISM TREATMENTS
ALCOHOLISM PROGNOSIS
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