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Am a daily beer drinker and have been diagnosed with Fatty Liver Grade 1. Need to talk to a specialist who can help me in withdrawal. I did quit for 2 months recently and faced panic attacks post 15 days of quitting drinking. This went on for almost 1.5 months.
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Hi. You understand your present condition hopefully. Concentrate on this. If i serve as your trainer i would need a complete history (medical, social and psychological). I would enquire upon intrapsychic and psychological factors. Oral narcissistic and regressive dynamics to be uncovered. Helplessness and hopelessness will be treated.
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Letting experiencing symptoms of withdrawal under supervision of therapist
symptomatic treatment
nonjudgmental stance
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Therapist as substitute
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Hello .. You are showing withdrawal symptoms. Kindly seek help or reach to to de addiction Center
Counselor will help you empower your decision making process and your ability to resist with some mind related therapies.
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In self help Please try Meditation. It will help you stick to your decision of quitting alcohol.
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Hi, consult a psychiatrist about withdrawal. I understand having withdrawal symptoms can feel uncomfortable. Counseling and psychotherapy is effective in managing withdrawal symptoms. You can explain about your situation in detail with a psychologist.
Anxiety is one of the symptoms of alcohol withdrawal a psychologist will help and guide you with ways to manage anxiety based on your lifestyle.
I suggest you consult a psychiatrist first and then a psychologist.
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Consult a psychiatrist and psychologist.
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Dear u should take help from some psychiatrist.Along with psychiatric treatment there must be psychological support. CBT will help u definitely. To know more give me call. I provide CBT ONLINE.
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Ms. Divya Bhatia
Psychologist
3 yrs exp
Bangalore
Dear human, thank you for sharing and reaching out. Youâve taken the first step in resolving your concern and I appreciate your decision to reach out for help.
Addiction is a hugely complex and destructive disease, and its impact can be simply devastating. We all are aware of how badly destructive alcohol addiction can impact oneâs life. We know how bad alcohol is affecting our health but still feel impossible to stop drinking. Having panic attacks during your withdrawal is pretty normal. You face many hurdles to overcome addiction, but if you are willing to stop drinking, you may no matter how heavy of a drinker you are.
There are some tips which you can follow:
Make a resolution
Keep a log of your drinking
Limit your drinking
Get involved in other activities
Understand that addiction stems from real issues and is not merely a problem of morality
Make alcohol less accessible
Avoid temptation
Seek support
Be persistent
If these tips donât help you out please feel free to reach out by booking an appointment with us and talk to us without any judgment. Take care!
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Book a session at: www.heartitout.in/book-a-session
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