What are the symptoms of alcoholism? And what should be done about it?

Alcoholism will cause dizziness, pain, vomiting, increased heart rate, decreased blood pressure, and symptoms of shock.

Dizziness, headache, hazy consciousness, retinal hyperemia, weakness, unsteady walking, transient amnesia; Go to the hospital for treatment in time, induce vomiting or gastric lavage**, or you can do it with medication**.

The symptoms of alcohol poisoning include purple lips, pale face, dizziness, and coma shock.

In severe cases of alcohol poisoning, there will be weakened breathing, dilated pupils, decreased body temperature, and decreased blood pressure, so if you find that the symptoms are not right, you must go to the hospital in time.

1. Flushed face, excited, without worries, and straightforward in words. Easily emotional, the patient's breath has a strong smell of alcohol.

Alcoholism patients have impaired coordination of movements, disordered amplitude and coordination of voluntary movement of limbs, and even cannot maintain normal posture and balance of the body.

The patient is lethargic, pale, clammy and cold, lips are slightly purple, breathing slowly and snoring, and the pulse is rapid.

2. Generally, drunk people do not need to be special, due to the dilatation of blood vessels after drunkenness, attention should be paid to heat preservation. In the early stage of poisoning, a simple emetic method can be used to vomit as much as possible of the stomach wine. In case of coma, respiratory failure, shock and other critical symptoms, you should be sent to the hospital in time.

If there is respiratory or cardiac arrest and it is too late to be sent to the hospital, artificial respiration and chest compressions should be performed in time.

3. Fresh persimmons, peeled and eaten can relieve hangover; 3 () grams of bean drums, 10 white green onions, boiled in water, drink slowly; or two large bowls of boiled mandarin peel l 0 grams; or 2 raw egg whites; or oral food cool; Or use an appropriate amount of winter melon, drink after decoction, use 0 grams of sour jujubes, 10 grams of kudzu root, and drink after decoction; Or take an appropriate amount of cabbage heart, cut it into shreds, add cool, sugar and salad, and eat it as a dish. All of the above parties have a certain hangover effect, which can be appropriately selected according to the situation.

4. Moderate drinking is beneficial to the human body, but if you drink too much alcohol or have an alcoholic habit, it will lead to alcohol poisoning and may even lead to serious adverse consequences. Therefore, I advise everyone to drink in moderation and in moderation.

Those who are drunk and mild have dizziness, headache, drunken talking, and unsteady walking, and severe cases vomit, salivation, crying and laughing, drowsiness, and even death due to paralysis of the respiratory center. These are all manifestations of alcoholism. People who are addicted to alcohol are prone to chronic poisoning, and people who are often drunk are prone to cirrhosis.

What are the symptoms of alcoholism? The following is an introduction. Symptom.

1. Nausea, vomiting, and drinking a small amount of alcohol in the morning can eliminate the symptoms, which are the special symptoms of chronic alcoholism.

2. The impact on the function of the nervous system is mainly manifested as drug withdrawal syndrome (tremor, hallucinations, epilepsy and delirium state), and can also cause polyneuritis. Symptom.

3. The incidence of gastritis and peptic ulcer in alcoholics is high, and it can also cause fatty liver, hepatitis, cirrhosis and pancreatitis.

Drugs for alcoholism**

Whether it is an institutional or individual consulting service practitioner, they all choose the best way based on the convenience of outpatients and the best of the best. There is a growing medical inclination towards the use of anti-dependence drugs to help alcoholics wean themselves off alcohol dependence, such as naltrexone hydrochloride or acamprosate. The Twelve-Step Program is often used to help people (e.g. anonymous alcohol dependents) become aware of their illness and support them mentally and emotionally to keep them away from alcohol.

Aversive drugs are another commonly used method. Antidepressants are also increasingly being used for ethanol dependence. Severe alcoholism is treated with hydrates, vitamins, nutrition, and sedatives**.

Pay attention to lifestyle and diet adjustment in daily life.

It should be okay to eat fruits that are rich in vitamin C, such as oranges and so on.

[Basis for diagnosis].

1.Acute alcoholism can be diagnosed clinically with the following two points: (1) A clear history of excessive alcohol or alcoholic beverage intake. (2) Exhaled breath or vomit with the smell of alcohol and one of the following:

Symptoms of irritability, polyverbal or silent, incoherent, emotional lability, rude or aggressive behavior, nausea, vomiting, etc. Dysesthesia, uncoordinated muscle movements, agitation, gait instability, marked ataxia, nystagmus, diplopia. There are deep impairments of consciousness such as lethargy, shallow coma, deep coma, decreased nerve reflexes, paleness, clammy, decreased body temperature, increased or decreased blood pressure, abnormal respiratory rhythm or frequency, rapid or slowed heartbeat, incontinence, etc.

2.Clinically confirmed acute alcoholism on the basis of an ethanol concentration of 11 mmol (50 mg dl) on the basis of a blood or exhaled gas alcohol test.

1. Temporary blacksight or memory loss.

2. Frequent arguments or fights with family members or friends.

3. Drinking alcohol continuously in order to relax, get excited, fall asleep, cope with problems, or feel normal.

4. When you stop drinking, you will have headache, anxiety, insomnia, nausea or other unpleasant symptoms.

5. Flushing, broken capillaries on the face, hoarseness, trembling hands, chronic diarrhea, and drinking alone in the morning or secretly. These symptoms are particularly associated with chronic alcoholism.