A Short Note on Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome
N. B. VENKATESWARLU
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N. B. VENKATESWARLU
Abstract
Alcohol withdrawal syndrome is the word for the indications that happen after a heavy drinker unexpectedly ends or considerably decreases their alcohol consumption. With Alcohol withdrawal syndrome, you may experience a mixture of physical and expressive symptoms, from mild nervousness and fatigue to nausea. Specific symptoms of Alcohol withdrawal syndrome are as severe as hallucinations and seizures. Alcohol withdrawal syndrome can be life-threatening.
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Alcohol withdrawal syndrome is the word for the indications that happen after a heavy drinker unexpectedly ends or considerably decreases their alcohol consumption. With Alcohol withdrawal syndrome, you may experience a mixture of physical and expressive symptoms, from mild nervousness and fatigue to nausea. Specific symptoms of Alcohol withdrawal syndrome are as severe as hallucinations and seizures. Alcohol withdrawal syndrome can be life-threatening.
Key concepts: Alcohol withdrawal syndrome, Withdrawal syndrome, Nausea, Alcohol, Alcohol consumption, Alcohol and health, Physical dependence, Medicine