The face is red after drinking, why does the face turn red after drinking red wine

This is due to alcohol allergy, and the sobering will naturally disappear.

1. Facial flushing is caused by temporary subcutaneous vasodilation, mainly caused by acetaldehyde, which is called "drinking flushing" in medicine. Acetaldehyde has the function of dilating the blood vessels of the capillaries, and the dilatation of the capillaries in the face is the cause of the blushing. People who drink alcohol and blush only believe that there is ethanol dehydrogenase and no acetaldehyde dehydrogenase, so the body quickly accumulates acetaldehyde and cannot be metabolized.

2. It is an allergic reaction to the blood vessels of the face. A small number of patients with alcoholic flushing feel burning on the face within 5 to 10 minutes of ethanol absorption, and at the same time, the face or the whole body ** has symptoms such as flushing, throbbing headache, dyspnea, nausea, vomiting, sweating, thirst, chest pain, low blood pressure, syncope, blurred vision and confusion, then people think that they are drunk, which is called "acetaldehyde syndrome" in medicine, which is caused by the significant increase in blood acetaldehyde levels caused by ethanol oxidative metabolism.

3. The capillaries on the face are abundant, and the face is relatively thin and transparent, so the effect of converting alcohol into acetaldehyde to dilate blood vessels is the first to appear on the face, and the body is slightly lagging behind. In addition, some people's palms turn red in sync with their faces, and the reason is that their palms are transparent and rich in blood vessels.

Why does drinking make your face red, is it good or bad? Tell you the truth today.

People who drink alcohol and walk the kidneys will run to the toilet, and those who walk the liver and blood will blush, so be careful when you see a person who drinks and does not blush, he goes out once is equivalent to pouring out a lot of wine...

The reason for alcohol is that red wine also contains alcohol... Especially like French red wine, the degree is still quite high, and relatives gave a bottle of Vino Spirit during the New Year, and I was dizzy when I drank it, but it tasted good.

Red wine is also wine, and you may blush when you drink other wines.

Because you will blush from any alcohol you drink.

There is no relationship between facial redness and high blood pressure, and the reason why the face is often red is because the facial skin is too thin.

In winter, there is a large temperature difference between outdoor and indoor, and there are many redness on the cheeks, so it is recommended to wear a mask when you go out and protect yourself**.

Or does the landlord exfoliate too often, causing the stratum corneum to be too thin.

From a medical point of view, a flushed face is one that is more likely to turn red than others due to changes in temperature or mood, and is dark in color and lasts for a long time. **There are blood vessels, which are affected by nerve factors and expand or contract, especially the capillaries in the cheeks, so the cheeks are more prone to redness. If redness only occurs in winter, it has more to do with temperature changes than high blood pressure at all.

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Drinking alcohol is lacking in substances that dilute alcohol in the upper face.