There Is A Decline In Mental And Physical Abilities

Drunkenness, in a general sense, is a state of intoxication due to alcohol consumption to the point where there is a decline in mental and physical abilities. Drunk alcohol causes the body to become dehydrated more quickly, vomiting, convulsing, and even fainting. In this phase, you are no longer able to respond to everything that is happening around you. Your body will be difficult to move so you can't stand or walk, your face is pale, your skin is blue and you have seizures. Common symptoms include slurred speech, poor balance, poor coordination, facial flushing, red eyes, and other odd behaviors. In addition, alcohol poisoning can affect a person's judgment. Symptoms after drinking include slurred speech, incoordination, and changes in mood and behavior. Occasionally, a coma may occur. Alcohol intoxication is managed by resting, hydrating, and hydrating, flushing or fainting the skin. Cognitively it can also cause amnesia, mental confusion or unresponsiveness. Also gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea or vomiting. The habitual behavior of drunk people is aggressive behavior or loss of control, depression, euphoria, fast movements out of control, difficulty speaking or coordination problems. Severe cases require hospitalization, intravenous fluids, observation, and supportive care.