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Drug addiction for two years...
Drug addiction...and want to quit the drugs...
...but failed to quitting...
Medical advice please
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Quitting drugs without any Professional help can be very difficult. It will require you to consult a psychiatrist. You may consult me as well.
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Don't loose hope. De-addiction is a journey not a destination. You will have to be consistent on treatment whether medicine or therapy.
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Detailed history,pattern of drug abuse and severity of dependence needs to be assessed.
Craving and withdrawl symptoms make it hard to quit by yourself. You need to consult a psychiatrist for deaddiction.
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Kindly consult for detailed medical de-addiction
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