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Chronic patients tend to give correct information about the rise in the number of drinking alcohol on the transition to more hard liquor, the loss of the protective gag reflex. In elucidating the forms of intoxication patients truthfully tell us about the "failure of memory" with respect to individual periods of intoxication, but silent on the states of excitation, scandals, violence, violations of public order. This information is needed to correct the objective data.
Patients are reluctant to reveal such critical symptoms of alcoholism, as a painful craving for alcohol and the loss of quantitative control. These symptoms are useful to establish indirect issues, such as how much alcohol causes a desire to drink more, as insufficient. Very important question: whether there are increased irritability, mood instability, uncertain anxiety, and anxiety during periods of abstinence from alcohol, whether liquidated or facilitated if these conditions after taking alcoholic drinks? |
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