Alcohol consumption disorder symptoms include:

• Continuing to drink even if it causes you or others grief or injury
• Blacking out or forgetting what has happened
• When you are not drinking, you may get irritable or moody
• Having recurring problems with relationships, employment, school, or the law as a result of drinking
• Drinking more or staying out later than you intended
• having to consume ever more alcohol to have the same effects
• Having alcohol cravings
• Hangovers occur frequently.
• Forgo activities in order to drink.
• Putting yourself in dangerous situations when drinking (for example, unsafe sex, and driving).
• Obsession with drinking.
• Being unable to quit drinking once you've begun.
• Not being able to cut back while wanting to.
• Spending a great deal of time drinking or sobering up after drinking

When they reduce or stop drinking, an individual with an alcohol use problem may furthermore have withdrawal symptoms, such as

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Rapid heartbeat
• Depression
• Dry heaves, nausea
• Shakiness.
• Restlessness.
• Irritability.
• Death and coma
• Sleeping problems
• Tremendous delirium
• Seizures
• Sweating
• Hallucinations (Seeing things that do not exist)