Most of the alcohol medicines i heard of make it sound you can't use ANY type of alcohol. like perfumes deordarants mouthwash cAre thre any drugs that do the same but with out getting sides effects?
Librium - Side effects?
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- 7 Aug 2009 by crenshaw13
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- librium, alcohol withdrawal, side effect, alcohol
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I want to stop drinking alcohol, that is all.
Here is some information about drug treatment in alcohol withdrawal. Ask your doctor for more information about these medicines.
Alcohol withdrawal:
Anticonvulsant medicine: Anticonvulsants are given to control seizures.
Antinausea medicine: This medicine may be given to calm your stomach and control vomiting (throwing up).
Blood pressure medicine: This medicine may be given to lower your blood pressure. Keeping your blood pressure under control protects your heart, lungs, brain, kidneys, and other organs.
Sedative: A sedative medicine may be given to help you stay calm and relaxed.
Sympatholytics: These medicines are usually used to control high blood pressure and other signs and symptoms of alcohol withdrawal. They may also be used to help decrease shakiness or uncontrolled movements. Sympatholytics may help you feel calmer, more focused, and less irritable.
http://www.drugs.com/cg/alcohol-dependence-and-withdrawal.html