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Odor From Mouth And Body, With Ticks And Unusual Body Language. History Of Drug Abuse. Advice

For the last two weeks, my significant other's mouth and body order has been...well, noticeable. Even to the point of filling the bedroom...he has a history of herein and coke... various forms... of abuse. I am aware of such behavior being concealed... and I konw he is committed to the struggle... struggle being he keywords...what say you? I don't want to assume; however, I do find myself looking to only to the pupils but also "ticks" and body language.
Fri, 24 May 2013
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Hi there ~

I understand your concerns and think that you need to take your significant other to a doctor who specializes in substance use disorders or a drug abuse counselor from community services. You should find that n your local resources. I would think that the person has a serious issue with oral infection at the very least and needs to be treated. I hope this body language also improves with treatment. Good luck in the journey to recovery,

Take care and have a lovely day!
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Odor From Mouth And Body, With Ticks And Unusual Body Language. History Of Drug Abuse. Advice

Hi there ~ I understand your concerns and think that you need to take your significant other to a doctor who specializes in substance use disorders or a drug abuse counselor from community services. You should find that n your local resources. I would think that the person has a serious issue with oral infection at the very least and needs to be treated. I hope this body language also improves with treatment. Good luck in the journey to recovery, Take care and have a lovely day!