Nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, severe abdominal pain, gastrointestinal bleeding, diarrhea, liver function abnormalities and pancreatitis.
Many people suffer from visual disorders, blurred vision, sensitivity to light, visual hallucinations, blurred vision, partial to total vision loss and rarely eye pain, electrolyte imbalance, kidney failure, hematuria and muscle death at the cellular level, rhabdomyolysis.
More severe, patients with arrhythmia, hypotension, respiratory arrest, high risk of death
For the prevention of alcohol poisoning, it is recommended to use moderately in doses.
Do not drink more than two units of alcohol a day for men, one unit of alcohol per day for women, and do not drink more than 5 days a week.
One unit of alcohol is equivalent to 10 g of pure alcohol contained in an oral solution, or about three-quarters of a 330 ml (5%) bottle or can of beer or a 330 ml steam beer or a 100 ml glass of wine (13.5%) or a 30 ml (40%) cup of spirits.
Do not allow children and adolescents to drink alcohol, controlling the amount of drinking at the lowest risk level in one go.
It is recommended to drink slowly, combining eating and drinking, drinking alternately with filtered water.
Do not drive the car after drinking. Do not participate in outdoor activities or in dangerous, unsafe places, prone to falls, collisions, injuries …
Do not drink alcohol of unknown origin, origin, without certificate, concoction alcohol, alcohol soaked with leaves, roots, covered with animal organs, especially do not drink alcohol when you are hungry, stressed, or tired.
When there are symptoms of alcohol poisoning such as fatigue, dizziness, headache, vomiting … it is necessary to immediately go to medical facilities for timely treatment.
Absolutely do not drink alcohol mixed with carbonated water, beer, caffeine, multi-colored industrial fruits …
Do not eat sweets, jam cakes too sweet or spicy foods and smoke while drinking alcohol that makes the body quickly tired, mentally lacking clarity …
