Withdrawal from alcohol involves a risk of blood pressure spikes that, combined with vascular damage from alcohol and other sources, could cause strokes. There is an additional risk of both seizures and psychotic episodes. For those reasons, detox should always be medically monitored, preferably in an inpatient setting where medication can be given to ameliorate much of the danger and discomfort.
stop drinking!
No, you should see a foot doctor and then go back to school. Also,why should I stop drinking milk because you're tolerant of your lack of toes?
donate fresh drinking water to people who does not have clean drinking water
maybe if they
If you are a doctor, you would know what to do. If you are a patient, you should ask your doctor. This is not an easy question to answer because there are too many variable. One such variable is how much the patient has been drinking. If they are an alcoholic then the doctor may give medication to prevent them from going into a coma, or dying, if they are in treatment to stop drinking. If it is for pain medication, then it would be up to the doctor to assess whether they are at risk of overdosing. And, once again, a doctor will know how to make such a decision as part of their expertise. Just ask them.
Have the doctor check him out ... shows signs of diabetes by always being thirsty.
Usually babies will stop drinking when they are done, but if they don't, it is recommended to see a doctor.
You can take steps today to stop drinking. Your first step might be to see your doctor, contact a support group, or set a date in the near future to stop. While some people can stop drinking on their own, others need medical help to manage the physical process of withdrawal. If you think you have an addiction to alcohol, talk to your doctor about whether you need to withdraw from alcohol under medical supervision. Your doctor can give you medicine that will help you safely withdraw from alcohol. Other medicines might be prescribed later to help you stay sober. With a doctor's help, withdrawal from alcohol is safer.
No. Librium (chlordiazepoxide) is often used to treat alcohol dependence. You should avoid this combination. Discuss with your doctor if you have problem to treat your alcohol dependence.
People can help prevent their BACs from rising to dangerous levels by
At two weeks old.
they become addicted and they cant stop