Hello, as your husband is taking more than 4 drinks per day, he is highly at risk for Alcohol Use Disorder. How long has it been going on? Is there any financial, occupational or personal reason behind this?

Hello, It sounds like your husband may be dealing with Alcohol Use Disorder. The pattern you describe - periods of drinking followed by abstinence and then relapse- is common and can be managed with the right help. Treatment often includes a combination of medical support, counseling, and relapse-prevention strategies. Anti-Craving Medications prescribed by a psychiatrist or addiction specialist can help reduce cravings and prevent relapse.

You’ve taken the right first step by seeking help for your husband. His drinking pattern suggests alcohol use disorder. Treatment may involve medical evaluation, detox if needed, medicines to reduce cravings, and counselling to prevent relapse. Please consult a psychiatrist or de-addiction specialist early or connect online — this condition is treatable, and with the right help, long-term recovery is possible.

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Not being able to quit alcohol is also an illness that needs Medications plus support of family . *you have to convince him and plan a consultation with a psychiatrist so that medications can be started for managing craving and withdrawal symptoms that a person has while quitting alcohol Some investigations such as as CBC, LFT, KFT, RBS, lipid profile also needed with ht, weight, baseline assessment*

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Your husband’s drinking pattern suggests binge drinking with periods of abstinence, which is a form of alcohol use disorder. This cycle often repeats unless proper treatment is started. Treatment includes motivation based counseling, behavioral therapy, and sometimes medications like naltrexone or acamprosate to reduce cravings and prevent relapse. It's important for him to see a psychiatrist or addiction specialist, even if he's currently in a non drinking phase. Permanent change is absolutely possible with the right help.

Hi.. medicines and therapy can help. Consult online for further evaluation and management

Ur husband is having a binge drinking pattern which can be treated with medication and therapy by knowing the reason for starting the first drink after abstinence.. Consult a Psychiatrist, if ur husband is willing to stop drinking there are better chances to get rid of alcohol permanently..

Will have to get detailed evaluation and will have to start medication to detoxify and management his cravings. Book appointment

This is still an addiction. He’s caught up in the vicious cycle of addiction. Medicines as well as therapy are recommended for him.

This is a binge drinking pattern. Mostly such pattern has underlying mental health issues like anxiety, cyclothymia. Meet a psychiatrist.