I’m trying to stop drinking.. I have binged drank several times the past week.

Would it help to drink a little bit (shot or 2) and gradually ease off the alcohol over completely stopping and suffering the detox/withdrawal???

I’m very shakey, tired.. no headache though.

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Can someone describe two scenarios for Alcohol Withdrawal and Heroin Withdrawal

Thanks.

I have been drinking for 15 years and it got to the point where I couldn’t stand myself or my life anymore. I quit 8 days ago and it’s been miserable. I feel weak and sick like I have the flu, I’m antsy and irritable and can hardly sleep. I don’t feel much better now than I did the first few days. Has anyone else gone through alcohol withdrawal? How long did it take to start feeling better?

i drink about 5 beers a night. i want to quit cold turkey. i have before. it was nothing more than sweating at night and a little trouble sleeping. i want to know what will help me get a good nights sleep if i don’t drink at all tonight.
do some people have nothing else better to do than sit on yahoo answers and try to get people to laugh at their lame jokes? i don’t have cash for a doctor by the way.

Hello,
I have been drinking heavily almost daily for the last two months. I have decided i want to stop drinking and try and get control of my life.
It has been about 20 hours since my last drink.
I have a headache which is painful on the left side of my head. I also am feeling a bit dizzy and tired.
will this get any worse? what can i do to make it better?

I’m talking like for a serious alcoholic…
This person is currently in the hospital and not had any alcohol in several days, not sure exactly how long. But he’s already almost died once, over the weekend, but now they are saying the same thing again that he may not make it through the night tonight.

My heart keeps palpalating and i feel panicky whats a natural rememdy would valarian root help or what
Um no. thats the opposite of what I want.

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