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Alcoholic hallucinations
Hi sir, my husband is a chronic alcohol drinker...he started experiencing seeing foreigners...such things...for the past 5 years...which he brought to my notice 2 days back only...Please help us in resolving the problem
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started seeing foreigners ?
please elaborate. Deaddiction is possible if he is willing
consult a mental health professional and talk about your issues in detail.
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Dr. Tejas Patel
Neuropsychiatrist
9 yrs exp
Gandhinagar
There are 2 possibilities :1- yours husband must have stopped alcohol suddenly or 2)its independent psychosis
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In both cases, Consult psychiatrist ASAP. Don't wait for more time.
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Both the things can be improved well in early phase. Happy to help any time. Take care.
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Dr. Nikita Rajpal
Psychiatrist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
It needs to be first clarified if it’s an independent psychosis or alcohol induced.
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Please visit a psychiatrist and get your husband assessed
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