Chloe Lock’s attorney suggested that she seek counseling after her second DUI. The charges were made after she was arrested whil
e driving under the influence of alcohol. Chloe’s relationship with her husband has gradually deteriorated over the past year and primarily around arguments over her ongoing alcohol use. Chloe’s typical response to her husband’s concerns goes something like, "Alcohol is perfectly legal so what’s the big deal?" Chloe has continued her pattern of drinking since her last DUI. What is the most appropriate diagnosis to consider?
<em>As per the question, the most appropriate diagnosis to consider is alcohol use as Chloe is using or consuming alcohol to a great extent, i.e, she is abusing alcohol use. An individual who takes or consumes alcohol on a daily basis or frequently is often considered as an alcoholic.</em>
<em>Alcohol abuse or alcoholism or alcohol dependency is determined as one of the chronic diseases that is being distinguished by the alcohol consumption to a particular level that interferes with a person's mental and physical health.</em>
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