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What happens after alcohol detox?

Question: What happens after alcohol detox?

(Posted by: on 2010-04-13 06:41:43)

Hi Can anybody tell me what happens after alcohol detox please? For example, will all those symptoms associated with Alcohol toxicity disappear completely or will there still be incurable symptoms/ side effects? Thanks.



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Posted by: Buffpap on 2010-04-13, 06:55:10

After physical detox there is a mental component that deals with the psychological dysfunction of obsession to drink. If you address this obsession it can be well-managed and not influence the person who once suffered from it. Personally i have been recovered from alcoholism for over 16 yrs but in my case the only thing that worked was God removing my obsession to drink. I still had to address the other aspects of my alcoholism to become the healthy, productive, happy and sober man that i am today and mostly every day.I do know, however, from past experience, that the allergic reaction to alcohol will never be gone and if i choose to drink i will drink as i always did-- with no sense or desire to control my intake.An alcoholic can never safely drink because of the strange reaction of the alcoholics body to alcohol.

  

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