Suggest Remedy For Odd Behavior After Drinking Alcohol
hi, my boyfriend after a few too many drinks, sometimes wets the bed or pees in odd places, like middle of his room or the kitchen? when he is doing this you cannot wake him and the sounds he makes are sounds he normally doesnt make, and if he talks he says strange things that make no sence. should i take him to see a doctor, this has been happening for a few years now? it is very embrassing for him and i dont like to talk about it to him as it is a touchy subject but yeh i want it to stop.
thank you
Hello Welcome to HCM. At first instance, i would advice you to take him to a psychiatrist for proper evaluation and treatment. Alcohol abuse is a terrible health issue. The symptoms which you have mentioned are most probably due to influence of alcohol on his brain. A CT scan of head is advisable. Urgent de-addiction treatment from a psychiatrist is required. This will include medicines and psychological treatment to enhance his motivation to quit alcohol and prevent relapse.
Hope this helps. Thanks.
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Suggest Remedy For Odd Behavior After Drinking Alcohol
Hello Welcome to HCM. At first instance, i would advice you to take him to a psychiatrist for proper evaluation and treatment. Alcohol abuse is a terrible health issue. The symptoms which you have mentioned are most probably due to influence of alcohol on his brain. A CT scan of head is advisable. Urgent de-addiction treatment from a psychiatrist is required. This will include medicines and psychological treatment to enhance his motivation to quit alcohol and prevent relapse. Hope this helps. Thanks.