Definition: The word "abhibition" refers to a condition where a person's brain can't decide on whether to use or not to use alcohol or drugs, which causes withdrawal symptoms. The adhibitory disorder (AD) is a neurological disorder that affects the way your body processes the neurotransmitters in your brain called dopaminergic neurons. The AD often starts before you are able to think clearly and can cause problems with your thinking skills, memory, concentration, and other cognitive functions. The severity of the symptoms varies between people and can be mild or severe, but it can affect a person's ability to function at work, school, and social activities. Treatment typically involves medications like medication to reduce dopamine levels in the brain that control behavior, as well as psychotherapy to help with emotional and social issues caused by alcohol use. AD can also affect how you react to stress and other triggers, leading to persistent anxiety or depression if not treated properly.

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