Can a person who has a fragment after being drunk be regarded as a kind of amnesia?

In daily life, many people prefer to drink, some people are to find a few friends to eat and drink together in their spare time, and some people like to drink alone, and drink two or two drinks by themselves when they eat every day, there is a sense of satisfaction, and they also feel that they are enjoying life. When socializing outside or drinking with friends, many people often drink too much because they are too happy. And some people will have the phenomenon of fragmentation after getting drunk, so is this phenomenon a kind of amnesia?

1. What kind of situation is considered to be a fragment after being drunk?

Some people have completely forgotten the scene of drinking the first night because they drank too much, and they have no impression of what happened after they got drunk, and some people don't even remember how they got home. This phenomenon is also often referred to as fragmentation.

2. Is fragmentation a form of amnesia?

The phenomenon of fragmentation and amnesia are two different concepts. Amnesia generally refers to amnesia. Amnesia is a condition that arises due to trauma to the brain, and is mainly divided into psychogenic amnesia and dissociative amnesia. Therefore, in this concept, fragmentation and frustration are completely different.

3. Why do many people have fragments after getting drunk?

This is mainly because these people are too happy, they drink too much, and after drinking too much, they don't have any awareness of what happened, and they don't go out of their way to remember these things, so they don't have any memory of what happened. Therefore, it is still necessary to drink in moderation when you usually drink. Drinking some alcohol between friends can make the atmosphere more lively, but no matter what kind of alcohol, drinking too much is harmful to the body, and you must drink according to your own amount of alcohol, and you can't do anything that hurts your body for a momentary pleasure.

Personally, I think that if a person has a fragment phenomenon when he is drunk, then this can indeed be regarded as a kind of amnesia, which is a kind of short-term amnesia, and people will lose their memory when they are fragmented.

I think it can be regarded as a certain degree of amnesia, because after drinking, the mind is paralyzed, so the things that are often not controlled by the brain are often not controlled.

This is a short-term amnesia condition, when the human brain is very relaxed, the memory will be missing, at this time I don't remember anything, but feel that the head is beautiful.

Alcohol fragmentation is mainly due to the fact that alcohol can interfere with the conversion and storage process of short-term memory to long-term memory in the brain, and this process is mainly completed in the hippocampus of the brain, and alcohol can directly act on this part. Drinking alcohol can not only directly inhibit the activity of inhibitory neurotransmitters in the body, but also further strengthen this inhibitory effect by promoting the release of excitatory neurotransmitters and enhancing the activity of excitatory neurotransmitters in the brain. In general, the production of alcohol fragments depends on the concentration of alcohol in the blood and the rate of increase in alcohol concentration, and the larger the amount of alcohol, the more likely it is to produce fragments.

Why is there a phenomenon of fragmentation after getting drunk? This is due to the paralysis of our nerves by alcohol when we are drunk, which causes us to feel broken when we are drunk.

Because when a person is drunk, the brain will be paralyzed, and the consciousness will be blurred, so there will be fragmentation.

This is related to the water in the human body, if there is more water, you can dilute the alcohol you drink, so that you will not be too drunk, and you will not break after getting drunk, and women are more likely to break after drinking than men.

That's because some people drink very well, so they can have their own consciousness when they are drunk, but some people are anesthetized by alcohol and may be unconscious.

I think it's because the amount of alcohol that each person drinks is different, and each person's physique is different.

Drunkenness causes transient amnesia because temporal lobe function is paralyzed or suppressed by alcohol.

The human brain is like a video recorder, and under normal circumstances, all the functions of the video recorder are turned on. That is, the brain has both a framing function and a recording function. Everything that people hear and see is recorded in the brain, which is the memory function.

After drinking alcohol to a certain extent, the function of the temporal lobe (an important part of the brain that controls memory) is paralyzed or inhibited by alcohol.

At this time, the human brain is a video recorder that can only take pictures, not record, and what people see and hear is not recorded by the brain. Different people have different tolerances to alcohol, some people drink a lot of alcohol and will not have "fragments" when they drink a lot of alcohol, but some people have poor tolerance to alcohol, and "fragments" will occur. As the same person's physical fitness continues to change, so does their sensitivity to alcohol.

Actually, I don't think it's amnesia, it's probably that I don't want to remember, so my brain will forget!

Some people have amnesia because of this, and then if you let it happen again, you have already accepted it, and you will generally recover your memory.

Not necessarily! It divides the case!

"Fragment", the highest state of drinking, complete amnesia in an instant after drinking, but everything behaves normally, and the length of time varies from person to person.

Alcohol interferes with the ability to build new long-term memories without affecting long-term memories that have already been built in the past and new short-term memories. As alcohol intake increases, so does the scale of memory impairment. Large amounts of alcohol, especially if ingested over a short period of time, can lead to partial or complete memory deficits ("fragments"), i.e., forgetting events that occurred during certain periods of time while drinking.

Memory loss is more prevalent in society and among school drinkers than previously assumed, and covers everything from conversation to sex. The mechanism of memory impairment caused by alcohol involves interrupting the activity of the hippocampus. The hippocampus is the region that plays a central role in the formation of autobiographical memories.

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