Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms

There are various techniques to treat with the alcohol withdrawal symptoms. Most of these treatment approaches use several alcohol therapies and medications.

According to the new research findings, the secure way to treat the moderate withdrawal symptoms is without meds.

Such types of non-drug detoxification programs use extensive social and screening support throughout the whole withdrawal process.

While treating moderate withdrawal symptoms, other non-drug detoxification therapies use proper nutrition and vitamin therapy (especially thiamin).

Immediate Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms

Below are the, some mild to moderate physical withdrawal symptoms of alcohol. These symptoms may occur within 6 to 48 hours after the last alcohol drink.

• Vomiting
• Clammy skin
• Rapid heart rate
• Sweating (especially on the face or on the palms of the hands)
• Abnormal movements
• Sleeping difficulties
• Tremor of the hands
• Looking pale
• Loss of appetite
• Nausea
• Enlarged or dilated pupils
• Involuntary movements of the eyelids
• Pulsating headaches

The first symptom of overdose of the alcohol is commonly nausea, followed by vomiting. These symptoms provide messages from your body that you ingested a lot of alcohol than your body can metabolize. Following are the other signs and symptoms of alcohol intoxication.

• Unconsciousness
• pale skin or blue-tinged skin
• seizures
• confusion
• absent reflexes
• a rapid pulse rate
• inability to stand
• slow, shallow, or irregular breathing
• no response to being shaken or pinched
• difficulty awakening the person

Below are the, some dangerous withdrawal symptoms listed, which may take place generally within 48 to 96 hours after the last alcoholic drink.

• Black outs
• Convulsions
• Fever
• Muscle tremors
• Delirium tremens (DTs)
• Severe autonomic nervous system overactivity
• Seizures
• Visual hallucinations