Question

Alcohol consumption in teenagers is a problem for families, society and the teens themselves. Approximately 5,000 adolescents die each year as a result of underage drinking. What are other consequences for teens who experiment or abuse alcohol?

Answer 1

Their grades usually drop, they find it difficult to focus for long periods of time, mental illness develops quickly, and it is difficult to find a job. More consequences may be: memory problems, hard to concentrate or think clearly, emotional issues, may start indulging in hardcore drugs, may become abusive and dangerous to others, develop depression, an anxious personality, and easily irritable.

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Answer 2

When it comes to alcohol abuse, honestly there are a million consequences for teens who begin to experiment.
For example, for people who drink and drive they can get arrested and in more extreme cases get in an accident.
They can change both physically and mentally - getting actually addicted to the substance and actually end up in rehabilitation.
Another instance is they could lose friends, or even close family because of their alcohol abuse. Could be because of behavioral issues or even because their use is pushing their relationships apart. They can get incredibly dependent and when it comes to chosing - many won't make the right choice.
You can lose your license, or unintentionally hurt someone else mentally or physically - which again, can land you in your own cell in jail.
If you need anymore examples, let me know! (: I hope this helped, and all is well! good luck, rockstar!