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Sezuire cuz of alcohol withdrawal
I got admitted cuz of upset stomach i was taking alcohol heavy drinking and cuz of admission it was sudden withdraw and after two days i got sezuire docs give me libiruim and lorazepam at night and after discharge for five day and for n xt ten days i got only one sezuire brain ct came normal and i m not taking alcohol but i want to know can i take occasionally in limit
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Please take therapy for quitting alcohol side by side
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The symptoms you experienced were of withdrawal. You have alcohol dependence. You will have to completely cut down alcohol since you wont be able to control your drinking once you start. Alcohol addiction is a disorder.
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consult psychiatrist for medication
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join alcohol anonymous
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Do not take alcohol for next 3 months. Consult a psychiatrist and physician and follow their advise. Good luck.
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Do not take alcohol
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consult with a psychiatrist for alcohol de-addiction
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join alcohol anonymous
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