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What Are The Ill Effects Of Consuming Alcohol?

SIR,

I AM CONSUMING ALCAHOL FROM LAST FOUR YEARS, FROM LAST ONE YEAR I AM SUFFERERING FROM GIDDNESS, LOSE OF BALANCE, AND A WHITE SIGN ON MY PENIES, I CONSULTED A DOCTOR AND HE ADVISED TO STOP DRINK ALCAHOL BEVERAGES AND MEDICATIONS FOR NUERO STRENGTH. WHAT IS THE ACTUAL PROBLEMS I HAVE PLEASE ADVISE.
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Hello
Welcome to HCM.
The problems which you have mentioned are most probably due to alcohol addiction.
But i would also be in favour of going for a CT scan of head in your case because these symptoms can be due to some organic brain disease.
However, white spot on penis should be dealt by a skin specialist.

Also, it would be great if you can visit a psychiatrist for alcohol de-addiction treatment.

Hope this helps you.
Thanks.
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What Are The Ill Effects Of Consuming Alcohol?

Hello Welcome to HCM. The problems which you have mentioned are most probably due to alcohol addiction. But i would also be in favour of going for a CT scan of head in your case because these symptoms can be due to some organic brain disease. However, white spot on penis should be dealt by a skin specialist. Also, it would be great if you can visit a psychiatrist for alcohol de-addiction treatment. Hope this helps you. Thanks.