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Affective Disorders in Alcoholism

The author examined affeotive disorders and other related symptoms (atypical chronic depressive state, suicide and self‐destructive behavior) in 141 male alcoholics to evaluate the relationship between alcoholism and affective disorders. The results were: five cases (3.5%) with primary affective disorder (2 with circular type, 1 with depressed type and 2 with involutional melancholia), nine with atypical chronic depression (4 with depressive neurosis and 5 with depressive paranoid reaction), one with successful suicide and three with prominent self‐destructive behavior on excessive drinking.