Why do people who drink a lot of alcohol have shaky hands?

It is the initial clinical manifestation of alcoholic encephalopathy.

Various problems caused by alcohol consumption have become one of the more serious public health problems in the world, and the damage to people's psychological, physical and social functions caused by long-term drinking has become a medical and social problem that cannot be ignored. Alcoholic encephalopathy is the most severe alcoholic psychotic disorder with a long course of illness and a poor prognosis.

Alcoholic encephalopathy is an acute neuropsychiatric reaction caused by severe thiamine deficiency. The basis of ** is to supplement thiamine, and give drugs that promote brain cell metabolism, with ** training, it has a good effect on improving the patient's intelligence.

Medical comorbidities: patients have a variety of medical comorbidities, the main complications are: cerebral atrophy (, liver parenchymal injury (, hypertension (, myocardial ischemia (, hypoglycemia (, hypokalemia (, liver dysfunction (, anemia (), grand mal seizures (, wound infection ().

**Methods :(1) Supplement with a large amount of B vitamins to correct nutritional imbalance and water and electrolyte imbalance; (2) Diazepam replace** to control withdrawal symptoms; (3) Neurotrophic drugs are given to improve the metabolism of nerve cells and promote the recovery of brain function; (4) use a small amount of antipsychotic drugs to control agitation; (5) Psychological cooperation training.

Alcohol intoxication is a progressively worsening disease that can be fatal. This disease is caused by the body's sensitivity to alcohol, coupled with the compulsive desire to drink that is psychologically difficult to get rid of. At present, there are no drugs or psychological ** in the medical profession that can "**" - we cannot simply rely on hospitalization** or taking drugs to change our characteristics, so as to return to the normal, moderate social drinking state of the early days of drinking.

Thousands of alcoholics are unable to stop drinking, and we see many of them dying not only from the "withdrawal" syndrome (or convulsions) of convulsive delirium, or from cirrhosis caused by alcohol consumption, but also many deaths that are not officially attributed to alcoholism but are actually caused by alcohol consumption. Moreover, when car accidents, drowning, suicide, homicide, heart disease, fire, pneumonia, or stroke are listed as direct causes of death, the fact is that the alcoholic's serious drinking behavior caused the conditions and direct causes of death.

Most of us are not yet on the verge of the final stages of the dreaded alcoholism, so we drink now with the thought that we are far from that fate. But if we continue to drink, there is no doubt that there is only a dead end.

Many alcoholics who can't quit drinking will blame their excessive drinking on their own weak moral values, or think that their mentality is unbalanced. However, there is nothing morally wrong with alcoholism, because it is a disease. At this stage, it cannot be overcome by one's own willpower alone, because the over-drinker has lost the ability to make free choices in the face of alcohol.

So we don't need to be embarrassed about our illness, it's nothing disgraceful. It's not our fault, we don't want to be alcoholics, and we don't try to get this disease like no one wants to get pneumonia. Experience has shown that as long as you have a strong desire to quit drinking, fully understand the seriousness of the problem, and take care of yourself in a way that is free from alcohol and full of happiness, then you can still live a happy, healthy and rewarding life.

Long-term regular drinking will be very harmful to the health of the body, hand tremors as long as the surface, in fact, drinking alcohol is more harmful to the liver and kidneys, and even shorten the normal life expectancy, I advise you to quit drinking as soon as possible, please adopt.

Shaking hands may be due to drinking too much alcohol, or if you have drunk alcohol before, it has caused trauma and left a shadow. If the shaking is very severe, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to check it out.

Hello, drinking too much alcohol can affect the central nervous system of a person, triggering hand tremors.

Guidance: It is recommended to quit smoking and drinking, participate in more meaningful social activities, and exercise frequently.

Try to eat less meat, you can eat more vegetables and fruits, etc., from which you can get vitamins A, B, C and other minerals and dietary fiber.

This situation is called essential tremor, which is the shaking of the limbs in specific circumstances, such as emotional tension, anxiety, anger, concentration, holding things, and doing some delicate work, the shaking is particularly obvious.

Don't drink anymore, neuropathic damage to the brain has already occurred, it is better to quit and intensify exercise.

Most likely alcoholism. In this case, you must quit drinking, go to the hospital for a check-up, and if there is a problem, don't drag it out.

Where do you still drink?

Not afraid to hang up?

There are many reasons for hand tremors, such as psychological factors, diseases, and so on.

Essential tremor. The condition of this disease is unknown, mainly affecting the upper limbs and head. The main manifestation is hand tremor when doing fine movements, such as writing, holding chopsticks, buttoning, etc.

Symptoms that used to occur only with old alcoholics, you achieved ahead of time. Not a good thing.

This is alcohol dependence on the basis of alcoholism: do not drink, feel uncomfortable, have shaky hands, drink alcohol, refreshed.

If you don't add **, I'm afraid you will have to go to a "drug rehabilitation center" or "mental hospital" in a few years.

How to treat it, ask the doctor.

Reduce the dose immediately, such as 2 taels per day. Family members should be aware that mandatory abstinence from alcohol can create "mental" problems.

Find alternative cultural and sports activities, alternative food, and reduce your dependence on alcohol.