Withdrawal from binge drinking at home and without the participation of specialists is associated with a huge risk to life.
It is not surprising that most cases of cardiac arrest and a malfunction of all body functions occur precisely when leaving a binge.
Oddly enough, the saying:
"From what you get sick, be treated", has a small fraction of the meaning solely in the context:
When the body is overflowing with poison (alcohol), and at the limit of its capabilities tries to process and remove it, a sharp cessation of use can provoke the terminal stage.
And in no case should you apply illiterate, spontaneous measures against a person who is in a state of binge.
In this case, you need to immediately seek medical help, neglecting the fear and shame of someone finding out the truth about you or your loved one.
The clinical picture of alcohol poisoning is individual, it is hardly possible to correlate and compare individual cases and even more so to classify them.
What you need to know if there is a person next to you who has gone into a binge.
He's in danger. And it needs the help of specialists. Treatment for alcohol dependence is necessary for him.
No one writes in a medical report
- It is completely or partially disconnected from the realities of life.
- It is pointless to expect him to fulfill any agreements and responsible decisions.
- He can commit illegal acts.
- There may be manifestations of panic, aggression, apathy, depression, actions beyond moral and moral standards.