Alcohol-related psychosis


Alcohol-related psychosis is a secondary psychosis (Psychosis arising from organic - nonpsychological conditions) with predominant hallucinations occurring in many alcohol-related conditions, including acute intoxication, withdrawal, after a major decrease in alcohol consumption, and alcohol idiosyncratic intoxication. Alcohol-related psychosis is often an indication of chronic alcoholism; thus, it is associated with medical, neurological, and psychosocial complications.

Alcohol-related psychosis spontaneously clears with discontinuation of alcohol use and may resume during repeated alcohol exposure. Although distinguishing alcohol-related psychosis from schizophrenia through clinical presentation often is difficult, it is generally accepted that alcohol-related psychosis remits with abstinence, unlike schizophrenia.

Alcohol idiosyncratic intoxication (individual hypersensitiveness) is an unusual condition that occurs when a small amount of alcohol produces intoxication that results in aggression, impaired consciousness, prolonged sleep, transient hallucinations, illusions, and delusions. These episodes occur rapidly, can last from only a few minutes to hours, and are followed by amnesia. Alcohol idiosyncratic intoxication often occurs in elderly persons and those with impaired impulse control.
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Takisto ako jedine riesenie pre alkoholika je cely zivot absolutne nepit je to aj riesenie pre horeuvedenu poruchu. Tym ze si s alkoholikom pripijeme v nom podporujeme jeho chorobu, toto naozaj nieje o tom ze "on je taky", da sa to prirovnat k hnacke - pevna vola tu vela neurobi.

Ospravedlnujem sa za neetickost, ale ak niekto napluje do ksichtu jendemu z poslednych ludi ktoremu na nom este zalezi tak ma uz vela rieseni nenapada.