Ashmedai
06-06-13, 05:07
Hi! Right now I'm going through alcohol withdrawal at home, hopefully safely since I'm phasing it out, and I'm not prone to seizures or anything like that. I'm a normally sober alcoholic who recently experienced a bad relapse. Please, if anyone has any experience with this, I'd so appreciate any feedback. I realize some people do it with diazepam, but since I have been addicted to prescription meds in the past, I can't do that (plus they tend to have a paradox effect on me and have proven totally useless).
The biggest concern I have is that withdrawal makes my blood pressure plummet to the point where I pass out, and this is the scariest part for me. I don't know HOW low it goes, but well...very low. I'm often alone at home since my boyfriend works, and I'm so frightened by this. Can very low blood pressure kill you? Or do you "just" pass out? It feels like dying and I'm scared out of my mind. Please help!
The biggest concern I have is that withdrawal makes my blood pressure plummet to the point where I pass out, and this is the scariest part for me. I don't know HOW low it goes, but well...very low. I'm often alone at home since my boyfriend works, and I'm so frightened by this. Can very low blood pressure kill you? Or do you "just" pass out? It feels like dying and I'm scared out of my mind. Please help!