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Drinks Beer The Whole Day, Wets The Bed Everyday And Have No Sex Drive. Is There Any Solution?

i am wondering how bad off my boyfriend is as far as an alcoholic. he drinks about a 18 pack of beer a day from morning to night has a job and drinks on the job and wets the bed almost everyday he has no sex drive and i am worried that he is past the point of help.
posted on Fri, 18 Oct 2013
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Hi,

It is clear that your boyfriend has no control over his alcohol intake and is so drunk that he even wets the bed. He has alcohol dependence but if he wishes to quit, he can, though he will need medical help and supervision. Please talk to him and motivate him to quit alcohol and take back control of his life. With proper treatment he will be able to deal with the withdrawal phase and later remain abstinent for long.

Best wishes.
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Drinks Beer The Whole Day, Wets The Bed Everyday And Have No Sex Drive. Is There Any Solution?

Hi, It is clear that your boyfriend has no control over his alcohol intake and is so drunk that he even wets the bed. He has alcohol dependence but if he wishes to quit, he can, though he will need medical help and supervision. Please talk to him and motivate him to quit alcohol and take back control of his life. With proper treatment he will be able to deal with the withdrawal phase and later remain abstinent for long. Best wishes.