Any one ever got Wet Brain Syndrome?
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Any one ever got Wet Brain Syndrome?
Hi everyone im new to the board just couple of questions. Did anyone ever get wetbrain syndrome from binge drinking on the weekends.
Im going through hell ever since that one night.
Initially lost vision, Gained it back withing a few days. Then i got alchoholic Dimentia. Finally ran to the doctro and they gave vitamin b12 shot and vitamin b complex via iv.
But i wake up dizzie and have a lot of shaking, anxiety, My long vision is to a little off. I still get a tad confused and anxiety is really high.. Can anyone tell me how soon for me to feel better?
Im going through hell ever since that one night.
Initially lost vision, Gained it back withing a few days. Then i got alchoholic Dimentia. Finally ran to the doctro and they gave vitamin b12 shot and vitamin b complex via iv.
But i wake up dizzie and have a lot of shaking, anxiety, My long vision is to a little off. I still get a tad confused and anxiety is really high.. Can anyone tell me how soon for me to feel better?
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I never lost my vision, but when I detoxed, I went through hell for about 3-4 days. Shakes, sweats/cold spells, dizziness. I have an anxiety disorder so mine runs a little high anyways but I haven't noticed it running any higher really. I don't get confused but I have issues with my concentration.
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You could go to your doctor and ask, but it sounds like anxiety not Wet Brain.
There is a man in my meetings with Wet Brain and he really has lost the ability to talk, walk, and I suspect from the smell he often pisses himself too. He's lost motor ability, it's like he's having a stroke. It's very extreme, and very sad.
Ask your doctor.
There is a man in my meetings with Wet Brain and he really has lost the ability to talk, walk, and I suspect from the smell he often pisses himself too. He's lost motor ability, it's like he's having a stroke. It's very extreme, and very sad.
Ask your doctor.
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pretty amazing
Originally Posted by phillip82 
Hi everyone im new to the board just couple of questions. Did anyone ever get wetbrain syndrome from binge drinking on the weekends.
but
it will show the dead matter around the brain
we all have some added as we age
but
for the hardcore life long drinker usually much more is shone
if worried I would ask of my doctor for an MRI or CT scan of the brain
pretty amazing what they can do these days
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Hi and welcome Phillip ]
Chances are you wouldn't know anything if you had wet brain - it's a kind of alcoholic dementia (Alcohol-Related Dementia (ARD))
It's pretty hard to confuse that with anything else.
That's not to say you're not doing damage to yourself binging.
I've been both binger and all day drinker.
I think bingers can do more damage to themselves because they drink concentrated amounts in concentrated periods of time.
The earlier you can quit, the less the damage.
D
]Chances are you wouldn't know anything if you had wet brain - it's a kind of alcoholic dementia (Alcohol-Related Dementia (ARD))
It's pretty hard to confuse that with anything else.
That's not to say you're not doing damage to yourself binging.
I've been both binger and all day drinker.
I think bingers can do more damage to themselves because they drink concentrated amounts in concentrated periods of time.
The earlier you can quit, the less the damage.
D
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Originally Posted by sicknote
You could go to your doctor and ask, but it sounds like anxiety not Wet Brain.
There is a man in my meetings with Wet Brain and he really has lost the ability to talk, walk, and I suspect from the smell he often pisses himself too. He's lost motor ability, it's like he's having a stroke. It's very extreme, and very sad.
Ask your doctor.
There is a man in my meetings with Wet Brain and he really has lost the ability to talk, walk, and I suspect from the smell he often pisses himself too. He's lost motor ability, it's like he's having a stroke. It's very extreme, and very sad.
Ask your doctor.
Feeling better once your sober just takes time. I had "bad spells" on/off for 3 months after I quit drinking. Thank God it eventually got better. If you feel nervous though talk to your doctor and see what they say.
Jess
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Originally Posted by deeker
r u still drinking?
Originally Posted by Dee74
Hi and welcome Phillip ]
Chances are you wouldn't know anything if you had wet brain - it's a kind of alcoholic dementia (Alcohol-Related Dementia (ARD))
It's pretty hard to confuse that with anything else.
That's not to say you're not doing damage to yourself binging.
I've been both binger and all day drinker.
I think bingers can do more damage to themselves because they drink concentrated amounts in concentrated periods of time.
The earlier you can quit, the less the damage.
D
]Chances are you wouldn't know anything if you had wet brain - it's a kind of alcoholic dementia (Alcohol-Related Dementia (ARD))
It's pretty hard to confuse that with anything else.
That's not to say you're not doing damage to yourself binging.
I've been both binger and all day drinker.
I think bingers can do more damage to themselves because they drink concentrated amounts in concentrated periods of time.
The earlier you can quit, the less the damage.
D
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Originally Posted by phillip82
Hi everyone im new to the board just couple of questions. Did anyone ever get wetbrain syndrome from binge drinking on the weekends.
Im going through hell ever since that one night.
Initially lost vision, Gained it back withing a few days. Then i got alchoholic Dimentia. Finally ran to the doctro and they gave vitamin b12 shot and vitamin b complex via iv.
But i wake up dizzie and have a lot of shaking, anxiety, My long vision is to a little off. I still get a tad confused and anxiety is really high.. Can anyone tell me how soon for me to feel better?
Im going through hell ever since that one night.
Initially lost vision, Gained it back withing a few days. Then i got alchoholic Dimentia. Finally ran to the doctro and they gave vitamin b12 shot and vitamin b complex via iv.
But i wake up dizzie and have a lot of shaking, anxiety, My long vision is to a little off. I still get a tad confused and anxiety is really high.. Can anyone tell me how soon for me to feel better?
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Originally Posted by phillip82
Hi everyone im new to the board just couple of questions. Did anyone ever get wetbrain syndrome from binge drinking on the weekends.
Im going through hell ever since that one night.
Initially lost vision, Gained it back withing a few days. Then i got alchoholic Dimentia. Finally ran to the doctro and they gave vitamin b12 shot and vitamin b complex via iv.
But i wake up dizzie and have a lot of shaking, anxiety, My long vision is to a little off. I still get a tad confused and anxiety is really high.. Can anyone tell me how soon for me to feel better?
Im going through hell ever since that one night.
Initially lost vision, Gained it back withing a few days. Then i got alchoholic Dimentia. Finally ran to the doctro and they gave vitamin b12 shot and vitamin b complex via iv.
But i wake up dizzie and have a lot of shaking, anxiety, My long vision is to a little off. I still get a tad confused and anxiety is really high.. Can anyone tell me how soon for me to feel better?
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Having dealt with people suffering from that disease, I highly doubt you would be capable of posting if you had it. That being said, if you are worried about the health consequences of your drinking you should definitely discuss it with your health care professional as soon as possible.
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I agree, and by no means am I giving medical advice, I know its forbidden and it could be a multitude of things. But if its upsetting you even going to the dr would bring you reassurance and a proper assessment
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