Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Udaipur

Why choose alcohol rehab?

There are crucial phases of Alcohol Addiction.

• 1

  High Tolerance

  One of the first warning signs of addiction is the development of tolerance. It usually begins when you start consuming a drink or two routinely. Continued intake of the same amount pushes you to a point when you reach out for a third, and then for a fourth one. The effect that you desire comes only with an increase in the dosage.

• 3

  A Habit

  As consumption of alcohol develops into a habit, it starts to dominate your thoughts. The preoccupation with alcohol becomes so strong that when you are not drinking, all you can think about are your plans for your next drinking session.

• 5

  Losing Control

  You begin losing control over the amount of alcohol intake and place of consumption. Your craving surpasses the societal norms and forces you to start drinking at inappropriate places such as parties and weddings and at any time of the day or night.

  
  
• 7

  Binge Drinking

  You begin drinking continuously for days without engaging in any other activity. After a binge episode, you experience feelings of guilt and often promise yourself or your family not to touch the bottle again. But you forget this promise as soon as you see any chance of drinking.

• 9

  Paranoia & Hallucinations

  In the chronic stage, you may also start showing signs of paranoia. You begin to doubt the people around you continually. You develop deep distrust and might feel people are after your wealth or your life. You might even start to hear voices or see and feel things that do not exist.

• 2

  Blackouts

  Excessive drinking can cause total or partial blackouts. Blackout is a phase when you have no recollection of the events that occurred during a specific period due to over-drinking. The influence of alcohol is so strong that the brain is unable to form memories, making it a form of amnesia.

  
  
• 4

  Avoid the talk

  You feel in total control and do not feel the urge to share or talk about your drink cravings. In this phase, you start to avoid talking about your capacity or how frequently you drink.

  
  
• 6

  Justifying

  You begin justifying your drinking habits to others. Especially when your behaviour under the influence of alcohol causes embarrassment to your family, you cite various reasons such as stress and unhappiness for reaching for the bottle. You often feel guilty, but you still don’t stop.

• 8

  Breakdown of Ethics

  You don’t care about the source of your drink. You might resort to unethical and often criminal behaviour like begging, borrowing, or stealing; to keep the supply of alcohol flowing. Your ethical lines are blurred, and your only mission is to drink.

  
  
• 10

  Loss of Motor Skills

  Your hangovers are getting worse. Your body shakes and your hands tremble when you’re not drinking, and the only way to stabilise yourself is to reach out to another drink. Drinking is not a choice anymore; it becomes a need to avoid pain and maintain stability.