බීම එපා වෙන්න....

super077

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    බොන එකෙකුට බීම එපා වෙන්න දෙන ටැබ්ලට් මොනවද ? එය ප්‍රතිපල දායකද ? බාහිර එෆෙක්ට් එහෙම තියෙනවද ?
     
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    Dmax071

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    mehemai bn oka recommend krna bha tablet ekk tynwa eka dunnama alcohol reject krnwa agen. e kyne vomit wenwa biwwa gamn hbi podi risk ekk tynwa low pressure wenna pluwn bn ehma unoth marena unth pluwan possibility ekk tynwa
     
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    LINDA_ADERSON_22

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    🇰🇪 🦁🐯🐺🐻🦌🐗🦊🦝🦒
    හොඳම දේ ඌ ආසම හැමවෙලේම ගන්න තියෙන ජාතියෙන් බෝතල් දෙකක් විතර පොවලා බියර් එකක් කලවංකරලා දීපං.
    ටික වෙලාවකින් වමනේ ගිහිල්ලම බඩ සුද්දවෙනවා. ආයේ අරක්කු ගඳ එනකොට වමනෙට එනවා. අත්දැකීමෙන් කියන්නේ.
     

    imhotep

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    බොන එකෙකුට බීම එපා වෙන්න දෙන ටැබ්ලට් මොනවද ? එය ප්‍රතිපල දායකද ? බාහිර එෆෙක්ට් එහෙම තියෙනවද ?
    Yes.. There are several. The main issue is that someone in the household has to monitor or give the tablets and make sure that he takes it.
    Here's a brief of the treatments.

    1. Naltrexone - The normal first line of treatment. - Those on opioid medications should not take this drug. Mainly because this drug suppress alcohol cravings by blocking the effects of natural opioids.

    2. Acamprosate (Campral) - Works by changing the brain chemistry so to reduce the desire. - But unlike Naltrexone you should take Campral once you stop drinking.

    3. Disulfuram (Antabuse) - This prevents alcohol being metaboised, so it makes you sick if you drink alcohol.

    There are other drugs like Topiramate (Topamax) and Gabapentin (Neurontin) too.

    First seek medical advice before taking any of the drug regimes.:yes:

    PS: @silentsahan - Friend, I drink too. Probably you have not seen or heard the bad consequences of it. I have seen enough families torn apart with kids suffering. That's where drugs can help to restore some sanity. :yes:
     
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    dilann

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    එකමත් එක රටක
    ඔය විටමින් c වගේ මොකක් හරි හොයාගන්න ලේසි එකක් දීල කියපන් මේක ගත්තම බොන්න හිතෙන්නේ නෑ කියලා.. වැඩේ හරි. :dull:
     
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    Vandey

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    Yes.. There are several. The main issue is that someone in the household has to monitor or give the tablets and make sure that he takes it.
    Here's a brief of the treatments.

    1. Naltrexone - The normal first line of treatment. - Those on opioid medications should not take this drug. Mainly because this drug suppress alcohol cravings by blocking the effects of natural opioids.

    2. Acamprosate (Campral) - Works by changing the brain chemistry so to reduce the desire. - But unlike Naltrexone you should take Campral once you stop drinking.

    3. Disulfuram (Antabuse) - This prevents alcohol being metaboised, so it makes you sick if you drink alcohol.

    There are other drugs like Topiramate (Topamax) and Gabapentin (Neurontin) too.

    First seek medical advice before taking any of the drug regimes.:yes:

    PS: @silentsahan - Friend, I drink too. Probably you have not seen or heard the bad consequences of it. I have seen enough families torn apart with kids suffering. That's where drugs can help to restore some sanity. :yes:
    IMO Naltrexone and Acamprosate are not that effective because even while taking them you drink in different quantities unless you have a great willpower to control yourself. If you had that willpower in the first place you will not seek a medical solution to stop drinking.

    If someone wants to go hardcore Disulfiram would be the solution. Either you drink or don't drink at all.