Suicilogical aspects of female alcoholism

The aim of this study was to investigate the influence of alcohol over-dependence on autoaggressive indicators of women suffering from alcohol addiction. A comparative analysis of the two groups of women (suffering from alcohol dependence and healthy components of the control group), each of which is represented by 62 patients. Comparison of all the studied traits in groups. It has been shown that women who suffer from alcohol addiction is much more likely to find autoaggressive patterns of behavior and thinking compared with the control group (19.35% of women suffering from alcohol dependence, during the life made suicidal attempts, and 22.58% have a history of suicidal thoughts). They are also more likely to occur non-suicidal patterns of behavior (eg, exposure to violence among women suffering from alcoholism 32.26% against 1.61% in healthy respondents); well represented autoagressive predictors of behavior. All this leads to the conclusion that this contingent of women has a high suicide risk and deserves close attention from the substance abuse and a suicide services.