Patient's question:
My brother is originally fond of drinking beer, and every time he drinks beer, he gets a bad temper. It is said that drinking too much beer can lead to poisoning. Is that true? So, could you please tell me about the symptoms and consequences of alcohol poisoning?Doctor's answer:
At this stage, the main symptoms include dizziness, weakness, loss of special skills, self-entertainment, increased talkativeness, sometimes rudeness, redness or paleness of the face, and increased alcohol intake or emotional excitement. At this time, the patient's movements are uncoordinated, clumsy, with a staggering gait, incoherent speech, nystagmus, restlessness, and diplopia. These symptoms ultimately lead to dysfunction and metabolic disorders of internal organs, as well as weakness, often with liver and kidney cirrhosis, cardiac enlargement, alcoholic cardiomyopathy, and other conditions.