Drinking makes your whole body red and your heart beat faster

If you experience palpitations, dizziness, and redness all over your body after drinking, it is usually due to alcohol allergy. The body has a poor tolerance for alcohol. Once alcohol enters the body, it is difficult to metabolize it, which will result in such symptoms. These are all due to personal constitution and will generally improve on their own. In severe cases, desensitization drugs need to be taken. It is recommended to quit drinking as soon as possible, do not eat foods containing alcohol, and avoid contact with alcoholic beverages. Let us now understand the dangers of alcohol allergy.

Alcohol allergy is an external skin allergy symptom reaction caused by the lack of acetaldehyde converting enzyme in the body. The two necessary conditions for alcohol allergy are allergic constitution and alcohol. Most people with allergic constitution lack acetaldehyde converting enzyme in their bodies. Alcohol, also known as ethanol, is converted into acetaldehyde in the body. Due to the lack of acetaldehyde converting enzyme in the body, it can no longer be converted into acetic acid and excreted out of the body, causing acetaldehyde poisoning, and people will show various allergic symptoms.

The symptoms of alcohol allergy are divided into two types: acute and delayed.

Alcohol allergy is a rapid-onset disease. Symptoms appear in a shorter time and are more severe. In addition to redness, swelling and itching, there is also laryngeal edema leading to difficulty breathing. If rescue is not timely, it may cause death. Clinically, rapid-onset diseases are rare.

There are more cases of delayed-type alcohol allergy, which is generally manifested by itching all over the body after drinking, and the appearance of red bumps and red spots all over the body or locally, which usually lasts for one to two days.

Symptoms of alcohol allergy are itchy back with small red pimples, accompanied by fever, or red spots all over the body that are extremely itchy. The reason for alcohol allergy is that these people have an allergic constitution. Alcohol is an allergen, and contact with the allergen will trigger allergies.

Other common clinical manifestations of alcohol allergy include skin symptoms, respiratory symptoms and digestive tract symptoms. Such as skin itching, eczema, urticaria, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and even anaphylactic shock in a few people. The latest research methods show that when the body has an allergic reaction, it will affect the heart, causing blood vessel dilation, increased heart rate, lowered blood pressure, and increased heart burden. The most prominent symptom is arrhythmia.

I think it's a heart disease. Drinking alcohol will increase the burden on the heart. It's best for you to go to the hospital for an electrocardiogram or cardiac ultrasound, and try not to drink alcohol in the future. You can take some Compound Danshen Drops and Wenxin Granules.