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People may drink for many reasons: to socialize, commiserate, celebrate, or drown their sorrows. A lot of people drink to change their mood and feel more relaxed, confident, or courageous. But what they do not know is the effect of alcohol is only temporary, and the minute it wears off, they end up feeling worse because of its withdrawal effects on the body and brain.
The connection between alcohol and depression is reasonably complex, but the two disorders feed off one another in most cases. While most people who are battling depression experience significant relief with alcoholism treatment, the reverse is not valid, as depression treatment hardly resolves alcohol use disorder.

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