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Dizzy, shaky, anorexia, alcohol abuse

2017-11-12 17:45:11
Drank lots of alcohol last night, I'm alcohol dependent. I feel very weak and tired, palms sweating, I also have anorexia nervosa. I'm agitated I can't sleep and I'm a bit scared. I keep jumping and noises seem louder then usual.
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Those are the effects of the abusing yourself by alcohol. I think you are unhappy about yourself or about something else. You are hiding from the reality of the world.
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I suggest you to consult a psychologist at the earliest.

Answered2017-11-13 12:57:10

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