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Alcohol de-addiction
Hello doctor, my brother gets abusive whenever he drinks alcohol and he is currently drinking every night. But when he doesn't drink, he behaves ok, at least not abusive. So my family wants him to get rid of alcohol. But he doesn't want to and we can't take him to psychiatrist or de-addiction centre as he is not willing for such treatment and will get abusive if we ask. Thus I want to ask can you provide any medicine or treatment (like mixing something in food) without letting them know to make them get rid of this drinking problem? Another thing, I want to let you know about his health is that he had undergone an emergency surgery on kidney 1 year ago.
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Keeping in mind that he is on one kidney
Medicinal mix I can provide to him which is very helpful and tasteless .
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Hi, Tab Brahmi vati 2 bid with water after food, Ashwagandhadi Avelah 1 tsf bid with milk after food, Syp liv 52 2 tsf bid after food
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Avoid oily, spicy food
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Hello Sir,
Thanks for your valuable question, we understand your problem completely. Best is to quit alcohol with herbal supplements to avoid any side effects. Contact us at Phone or online chat with us to get best herbal medicine.
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No medicine can be mixed in food and patients don’t come to know about it . You need to get him counseling for his problem and then treat it .
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Have used medicines like De-quit-silver with tulsi drops. They are effective
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start lemon water, pomegranate juice, fruits on daily basis to reduce craving
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Hello dear don't worry,Give him liver protective and digestive tonic Ashwagandharista, Drakshasava special 3 tsf each bid with equal amount of water after meals,Brahmi Vati gold Dhootpapeshwar 2 bid with milk,Tab Liv 52 D S 1 tab bid,All the best GOD help you............................DR. SHIV KUMAR SHARMA TRAINED PSYCHIATRIST FROM G B PANT HOSPITAL NEW DELHI IN ASSOCIATION WITH VIMHANS THROUGH IMA GOVT OF INDIA LIFE TIME MEMBER OF AYURVEDA MENTAL HEALTH SOCIETY RAJ DEPARTMENT OF AYURVEDA
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Love him intimately,Motivate him towards spirituality, medication, Suryanamaskar kapalbhanti Bhastrika Bhramari Udgeeth pranayam etc,Tell him adverse effects of drinking,He will be normal if leave alcohol, Avoid sour curd Kadi spicy food cold drinks eggs nonveg smoking tobaco etc if so
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I have best treatment for this
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