Our younger brother had been alcohol dri

2019-06-24 06:59:51
Our younger brother had been alcohol drinking occasional for three years. We knew that yesterday. His age is only twenty years old now. We are told:- Don't drink, Nobody in our house has this habit. For that what he says:- I drink as much as i want, my earnings my wish. He was working and stopped in the middle of studying. Now how doctor? How to stop this addiction by him? My mother is very upset.
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Dear guest You can quit your brother drinking without telling him. Just you have to mix the medicines in his food Definetly in 15 days he will quit. Treatment is for 4 months. As well mental support needed. Regards Jeevak AYURVEDA and holistic centre pune aundh Dr yogesh wankhede

Answered2019-06-25 10:36:55

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It is sad to hear Need to know from where did he got inspiration, had any mental trauma from home or love failure or just as a passion He needs a counselling and that is the first line of treatment The first counselling is from home Don't get angry you will have to know what is the actual reason it might take a week or one month as such now he will be irritated when he realises that whole family came to know So be patient while talking to him Ask whether he would like to withdraw if yes then consult with me online

Answered2019-06-24 17:43:21

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Don’t get panicked can be solved. There certain medication can help him. Chat online for consultation

Answered2019-06-24 15:24:43

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Since he is adult you can not force him. Try to undetstand first is this only habit or some other psychological issues. Then try to take him to psychologist or counselor. Once that is done then proper deaddiction can be planned. As safe and effective alternate you may try homeopathy with or without acupuncture.

Answered2019-06-24 13:58:52

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Counceling and deaddict  therapy is advised.
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Answered2019-06-24 13:23:47

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Admit him to de addiction camp . That’s the only answers as his rebellious behaviour will keep his alcoholic addiction increasing

Answered2019-06-24 09:05:38

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Consult a good psychiatric as soon as possible. It's curable.

Answered2019-06-24 08:52:01

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Get a good psychiatrist for deaddiction. Thank you

Answered2019-06-24 08:07:30

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You can not force anyone to start or stop any habits immediately. Homoeopathic medicines along with counselling will help reduce and eliminate this problem.
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Consult online or visit our Clinic. We provide medicines through Courier

Answered2019-06-24 11:59:22

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U have to counselling him and have to start de addiction therapy. Whether he is smoking? Need to take detailed history
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Consult online for proper guidance and treatment

Answered2019-06-24 09:56:10

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