Do not use alcohol or beer when hungry, this can worsen ulcers or stomach bleeding.
You should eat foods rich in protein or drink filtered water, especially green vegetables before drinking alcohol to slow down the metabolism and absorption into the blood.
Do not combine alcohol with other carbonated drinks, it will easily cause irritation, dizziness, and nausea. Even more dangerous cases can cause loss of consciousness or death due to too high alcohol levels.
Do not drink alcohol with caffeine. Combining two stimulants will cause unwanted effects such as increased blood pressure, increased heart rate, feeling of nervousness, and palpitations.
You should drink slowly, in moderate amounts, to limit irritation of the stomach lining, giving the liver time to oxidize and eliminate.
Some special subjects such as pregnant women, people with chronic diseases such as cirrhosis, hepatitis and gastrointestinal and cardiovascular diseases should limit or even not use it at all.
Above are useful tips to prevent alcohol poisoning. However, the best prevention is absolutely not to use it. Or if so, you should only use it at the allowed dosage and use it properly and at the right time.
How drunk do you need to be hospitalized?
When a drunk person has one of the 8 symptoms below, take him immediately to a medical facility for the best support:
– Unconscious, I don’t know if I call and ask.
– Convulsion.
– Numbness, weakness of one limb or one side of the face, slurred speech while awake.
– Wheezing, phlegm accumulation in the mouth and throat, weak cough. Weak breathing, irregular breathing, slow or stopped breathing. Can take deep breaths and rapid breathing.
– Skin, lips, and nails are purple or pale and cold.
– Peeing, pooping in pants, urinating less (the amount of urine is less than normal)
– Blurred vision, seeing one object as two.
– Vomiting a lot, stomach pain, bloating.