Wet brain dementia is another term used for Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome. In this brain order, there is damage in the brain. The excessive use of alcohol is the root cause of this disorder. Wet brain disorder can be quite a dangerous disorder for a person.

Causes of Wet brain disorder

There are many causes of wet brain dementia. The use of nothing is harmful unless it is overused. The same is the case with alcohol. Excessive alcohol use can have serious consequences on the health of a person. Moreover, the use of alcohol depletes several vitamins, such as Vitamin B1 form the body. The reduction of this vitamin leads to the inability to break down sugars. Moreover, alcohol abusers are also seen to have a poor lifestyle, and they also suffer from vitamins and minerals deficiencies. The people who take alcohol in a limited amount do not suffer from this disorder, but this disease is common in those who take uncontrolled alcohol.

Symptoms of Wet Brain Dementia

The symptoms of this disease start to appear after the onset of this disease. The early symptoms of this disease are as follows.

• Anemia or deficiency of other nutrients
• A reduction in BMI
• A rapid reduction in weight
• Reduced intake of nutrients
• An increased intake of complex carbohydrates in the form of whole grains
• An onset of severe vomiting

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While some very early symptoms of Wet brain dementia are as follows

• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Loss of appetite
• Insomnia
• Fatigue
• Giddiness
• Memory loss
• Exhaustion 

Diagnosis of wet brain dementia

This brain disorder should be diagnosed at a very early age. For the diagnosis of this disorder, a brain scan shows evidence of wet brain dementia. As the brain starts swelling and Wernicke encephalopathy is also observed.  

Treatment of Wet Brian Dementia

The following points contribute to the treatment of wet brain dementia.

1.      Thiamine intake

In this disorder, a person suffers from a deficiency of thiamine. The treatment involves the rapid ingestion of thiamine. Thiamine can be taken either intravenously, orally, or intramuscularly. Ingestion depends upon the ability to tolerate thiamine. The treatment and ingestion of thiamine cannot reverse the symptoms of dementia, but it can help stop dementia from getting worse.

2.      Limit alcohol use

It is quite necessary for a person suffering from wet brain dementia to restrict the use of alcohol. As this disease is caused by an excessive intake of alcohol, limiting alcohol use is highly recommended to overcome this disorder.

3.      Rehabilitation 

Rehabilitation is also a necessary factor for the person suffering from wet brain dementia. Rehabilitation programs and therapies help people to develop self-control. The strategies help people to manage stress and alcohol cravings. Moreover, rehabilitation is a successful therapy for people to stop their bad habits.

Some other effects of wet brain dementia are irreversible, and a person can completely lose his memory. In such conditions, the use of alcohol is strictly banned as it can worsen the condition.