Suffering is not an option. It is good that you have I sight about your problem. The treatment consist medicine and psychotherapy both. You need to take an opinion from psychiatrist and if needed Dr. Will start medicine for withdrawal. The psychotherapy with addiction therapist will help you develop insight and techniques for handling craving etc. Long term abstinence will help you. The goal is not just stopping but staying stopped. For more information feel free to contact.

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HI, ofcourse you can quit. first you need to chalk out a plan with a help of mental health professional. and then resort to medicine to reduce craving etc. Thank you for seeking help. sir you need to discuss about your concerns, whats troubling you and gain an insight understanding about it to bring about change with a mental health professional consult with me or any psychologist for counseling & therapy. connect with me through practo app Talk it out all the best more power to you.

Hello It is never too late to quit. Treatment for addiction consists of a combination of medicines and therapy. Medicines are helpful to deal with the initial unpleasant effect when you first stop taking alcohol/ Nicotine as well as helps with craving.. It should be combined with therapy / counseling sessions to support you during the process. Feel free to contact me through practo or online. Ask the best Regards Dr Ankita Mishra

Hello, To quit smoking and alcohol most important thing required are persistent motivation and good detoxification measure. If tried leaving on own you may face withdrawal symptoms. There are various detoxification treatment available with high success rate. Depending upon the severity and your physical profile treatment will be started.

Consult a psychiatrist for deaddiction.

Yes,... you can. Consult a psychologist.