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aalbtraum, UserMod Light

I think this is highly problematic and I think you should talk to professionals about it. The advice is completely confidential, you are not obligated to anything and you don’t cost it. Maybe helpful: https://www.kenn-dein-limit.de/alcoholberatung/

Also here on the platform are consultants who can talk about this. For example:

Good luck!

Muscimol
1 month ago
  • Do you feel physically and mentally ill without alcohol? (withdrawal symptoms)
  • Are you drinking to treat yourself and solve problems?
  • Are you drinking in stress situations?
  • Are there addictions in your family, or in the circle of friends?
  • Are you lonely?
  • Does the alcohol negatively affect your life? (Occupation, school, marriage, etc.)

If these questions are answered yes or partially with yes, then an appointment should be made with the doctor (psychiater). You should do that now, as your drinking behavior, which you have described, is very worrying.

If it is not treated in time, then it can become worse and a therapy becomes more and more difficult.

LG 👍

hamberlona
1 month ago

Vodka is too high to be enjoyed daily. Turn over to wine and/or beer, with precisely set limits and limited to a few evening hours. If you have been able to do an alk-free week, you can repeat it gradually, but then not as a failed attempt to stay abstinent, but as a one-week test.

upbrunce
1 month ago

How do you find that?

I don’t care what you’re doing or not.

lg up

Rapunzel324
1 month ago

Continuous alcohol consumption mainly damages the liver!

Immediately introduce yourself to your family doctor to diagnose whether the liver is already damaged or not. The doctor will check the liver parameters > Gammagt. and the transaminases and possibly perform an abdomen soo > ultrasound, for better evaluation of the liver.

A withdrawal under stationary conditions would be displayed!

aXXLJ
1 month ago

How I that can be found:

Regrettably.
Pitiful.
Poor.

apfelbus
1 month ago

Time for a withdrawal cure. Or anonymous alcoholics.

NinaDSW
1 month ago

What you write sounds really dangerous. That you ask this question here also means that you probably ask yourself if it’s still normal or whether it’s a dependency.

On search advice.digital you can talk anonymously and free about your consumption and what that means to you. Why do you consume? What consequences can this have for you? How can I stop it if I don’t want it anymore?

These are big questions you don’t have to answer on your own.

bodyguardOO7
1 month ago

Careful – the dependence of alcohol on enjoyment via habitation takes place smoothly.

Singulus1
1 month ago

not good

You should change this, and if you don’t make it alone, get professional help

Johannes5656
1 month ago

You should worry about that.

Horus737
1 month ago

You’re on the best way to become a sick alcoholic. If you can give up, do it right away, or you’ll end up in the gutter.

I’m serious!

If you keep going, you’ll never get rid of it. You stay sick for a lifetime!

Immohai5757
1 month ago

either you’re trying to get a cure or to sleep in a pussy shelter behind the station.

hanaaa1
1 month ago

please watch your teeth

annie80
1 month ago
Reply to  hanaaa1

The teeth are the least problem.

hanaaa1
1 month ago
Reply to  annie80

have a phobia ahead and even if I am extremely drunk on my teeth. it also damages the tin meat and thus the brain

hanaaa1
1 month ago

but you must also think about the teeth. the others have already mentioned this with the psyche etc.

annie80
1 month ago

In the case of alcohol addiction, whole organism damaged. The psyche too.

PrincessPurple9
1 month ago

Do what makes you fun

annie80
1 month ago

Yeah, that’s where you can get to death. Don’t.

Rosswurscht
1 month ago

Dangerous.