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Page 36
... severe headache and dizziness . Such hypnotic suggestions , repeated every two or three days , eventually lead to a stable dislike for alcohol that may , in the majority of patients , last from four to six months . In patients with what ...
... severe headache and dizziness . Such hypnotic suggestions , repeated every two or three days , eventually lead to a stable dislike for alcohol that may , in the majority of patients , last from four to six months . In patients with what ...
Page 70
... severity of the intoxication , on possible complications , and the general circumstances in the patient's home . In alcoholic coma or severe hallucinations and delirium tremens , while quick and vigorous emergency measures may be ...
... severity of the intoxication , on possible complications , and the general circumstances in the patient's home . In alcoholic coma or severe hallucinations and delirium tremens , while quick and vigorous emergency measures may be ...
Page 75
... severe medical complications that he can expect if he continues to drink heavily , and then send him on his way ... severely psychoneurotic , and may require psychiatric care , the remain- ing 70 % are only mildly psychoneurotic : " an ...
... severe medical complications that he can expect if he continues to drink heavily , and then send him on his way ... severely psychoneurotic , and may require psychiatric care , the remain- ing 70 % are only mildly psychoneurotic : " an ...
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