Clinical Condition Overview & Warning Symptoms
Alcoholism (Alcohol Use Disorder - AUD) is a progressive neurobiological illness characterized by an inability to control consumption despite severe social, financial, and physiological harm. Ceasing alcohol abruptly without medical assistance can be fatal due to neurological hyperactivity, seizures, and severe delirium tremens.
At our Ranchi facility, our resident medical doctors assess the patient's liver enzymes, nervous system health, and hydration status before formulating a targeted, compassionate clinical protocol.
Physical Symptoms
- Morning tremors and uncontrollable hand shaking
- Nausea, morning vomiting, and rapid loss of appetite
- Severe insomnia, night sweats, and heart palpitations
- Jaundice symptoms, liver enlargement, or abdominal swelling
Psychological & Behavioral Symptoms
- Inability to limit drinking once started ("loss of control")
- Irritability, sudden rage outbursts, and emotional mood swings
- Neglect of occupational duties, debt, and family alienation
- Hiding bottles and defensive dishonesty about consumption