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What Causes Anger, Low Libido And Depression In A Patient With Liver Cirrhosis?
Question: Hello I'm XXXXXXX A Harmon Sr. I was diagnosed with NON ALCOHOLIC CIRRHOSIS OF MY LIVER ALONG WITH HEPATIC ENCEPHALOPATHY IN THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR OF 2013. Since then, I've been noticing that my anger symptom has been getting a lot worse. I can go from calm cool and collected to instant anger. sometimes next to rage. a lot of things trigger the anger like the local and world wide news.jealous and possessive men who beat their women rapists sexual predators and the like. A big part of my living is gone.
like I can't perform any sexual pleasures anymore. I can't have any Alcohol and I love drinking beer. Two days this week on Monday and Tuesday I was so angryu things kept going wrong and I went out binge drinking of beer and it tasted great. !!!!!!!!! I deactivated from my twitter account and befor I did I ripped them a new asshole as they say. I was telling them that I can no longer sexually perform or even masturbate and if I get lucky and can I get a slight orgasm but no ejaculation comes out so that part of my life is over. what else triggered to my anger was owing the I R S A BIG SUM OF MONEY AND THEN I PAID THEM OFF THEN I GET THIS HOSPITAL XXXXXXX FOR A VERY HUGE AMT THAT I OWE THEM wELL I DEFINITELY LOST IT.
AND MY WIFE AND I HAD A TIFF AND SHE DIDN'T WANT ME TO BOTHER HER SHE SAID HEY I WORKED HARD ALL DAY TO CALM DOWN. WELL ALL OF THAT MADE ME GO OUT TWO DAYS IN A ROW FOR A DRINKING BINGE REALLY TYING ONE ON EACH TIME. THIS SUDDEN OUT BURSTS OF ANGER SCARES ME WHEN I GET IT I SEND OUT e-Mail of things that I would normally say lot s hurt and very angry and sometimes hurtful words . can you help me out here I haven't told my liver specialist yet. about all of this. Should I tell Him? Please E-Mail me back with some good advice.
THANK-YOU
XXXXXXX A Harmon Sr.
like I can't perform any sexual pleasures anymore. I can't have any Alcohol and I love drinking beer. Two days this week on Monday and Tuesday I was so angryu things kept going wrong and I went out binge drinking of beer and it tasted great. !!!!!!!!! I deactivated from my twitter account and befor I did I ripped them a new asshole as they say. I was telling them that I can no longer sexually perform or even masturbate and if I get lucky and can I get a slight orgasm but no ejaculation comes out so that part of my life is over. what else triggered to my anger was owing the I R S A BIG SUM OF MONEY AND THEN I PAID THEM OFF THEN I GET THIS HOSPITAL XXXXXXX FOR A VERY HUGE AMT THAT I OWE THEM wELL I DEFINITELY LOST IT.
AND MY WIFE AND I HAD A TIFF AND SHE DIDN'T WANT ME TO BOTHER HER SHE SAID HEY I WORKED HARD ALL DAY TO CALM DOWN. WELL ALL OF THAT MADE ME GO OUT TWO DAYS IN A ROW FOR A DRINKING BINGE REALLY TYING ONE ON EACH TIME. THIS SUDDEN OUT BURSTS OF ANGER SCARES ME WHEN I GET IT I SEND OUT e-Mail of things that I would normally say lot s hurt and very angry and sometimes hurtful words . can you help me out here I haven't told my liver specialist yet. about all of this. Should I tell Him? Please E-Mail me back with some good advice.
THANK-YOU
XXXXXXX A Harmon Sr.
Brief Answer:
I understand. You have a NO FAULT illness. Kindly read carefully.
Detailed Answer:
Dear XXXXXXX
1. I would suggest that you be as XXXXXXX with your liver specialist as required.
2. In general, it's the duty of your doctor to help you out and protect you and
understand you.
3. After all, you've paid for your liver specialists services.
4. What's happening to you, is very common. It happens to more people than
you think, I mean, well, there is no shame or loss of prestige in telling your
liver specialist about the beer or alcohol.
5. 9 times out of 10, your doctor will agree with you and keep this in confidence, if he is a good doctor.
6. If not, then no one has the right to make you suffer. Change doctors.
7. You mention that your states of beserker rage from pacidity, bothers you.
If you were wrong, or evil, or mentally defective,or even diseased, YOU WOULD HAVE NEVER EVER WRITTEN TO US STATING THAT YOUR BEHAVIOUR
BOTHERS YOU, THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE IT, BUT COULD NOT, BUT WOULD IF YOU COULD.
8. You can probably enjoy a beer or two in moderation, once you learn to take
it like a gentleman. There are no issues here.
9. Considering your liver issues, you have to tell your doctor about it. It's his
duty, his job, his knowledge of medicine to help you out.
You can overcome this challenge easily. It also helps to open out to an understanding person. You can nowadays even find a support group to
help you out. There are many local ones and online ones even. Surf the web.
make sure they are genuine HIPAA compliant websites like us and not scams.
As I repeat, wine is fine, just learn to handle it like a gentleman.
I am 100% confident, that the day will come when you can enjoy your drink
remaining in total control of yourself.
Regards, Be open with your doctor.
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
I understand. You have a NO FAULT illness. Kindly read carefully.
Detailed Answer:
Dear XXXXXXX
1. I would suggest that you be as XXXXXXX with your liver specialist as required.
2. In general, it's the duty of your doctor to help you out and protect you and
understand you.
3. After all, you've paid for your liver specialists services.
4. What's happening to you, is very common. It happens to more people than
you think, I mean, well, there is no shame or loss of prestige in telling your
liver specialist about the beer or alcohol.
5. 9 times out of 10, your doctor will agree with you and keep this in confidence, if he is a good doctor.
6. If not, then no one has the right to make you suffer. Change doctors.
7. You mention that your states of beserker rage from pacidity, bothers you.
If you were wrong, or evil, or mentally defective,or even diseased, YOU WOULD HAVE NEVER EVER WRITTEN TO US STATING THAT YOUR BEHAVIOUR
BOTHERS YOU, THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE IT, BUT COULD NOT, BUT WOULD IF YOU COULD.
8. You can probably enjoy a beer or two in moderation, once you learn to take
it like a gentleman. There are no issues here.
9. Considering your liver issues, you have to tell your doctor about it. It's his
duty, his job, his knowledge of medicine to help you out.
You can overcome this challenge easily. It also helps to open out to an understanding person. You can nowadays even find a support group to
help you out. There are many local ones and online ones even. Surf the web.
make sure they are genuine HIPAA compliant websites like us and not scams.
As I repeat, wine is fine, just learn to handle it like a gentleman.
I am 100% confident, that the day will come when you can enjoy your drink
remaining in total control of yourself.
Regards, Be open with your doctor.
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
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