What are the signs of sudden death after drinking?

There are many cases of sudden death after drinking, so this tells us that we must pay attention to avoid excessive drinking or alcoholism. Excessive drinking is not only easy to cause sudden death due to drunkenness, vomiting, headache and other problems, but it will not be worth the loss. Therefore, we must pay attention to drinking in moderation, especially after drinking, there will be a lot of vomiting, respiratory congestion, dizziness, abdominal pain, nausea, etc. We must be alert to the effects caused.

1. Drinking in moderation is good for your health, while excessive drinking is harmful to your body and can even lead to death. This simple truth is known to everyone, but in real life, there are still many people who are greedy for alcohol and eventually lose their lives due to excessive drinking. Excessive drinking is extremely harmful to the human body. For example, drinking too much can easily lead to drunkenness and vomiting. Large amounts of vomitus can block the respiratory tract and cause death from suffocation. Aspiration of vomitus can cause aspiration pneumonia, which can lead to cardiac arrest and the death of the patient. Among the large number of cases of death caused by drunkenness, the vast majority of deaths are caused by vomitus blocking the respiratory tract or aspiration of vomitus.

2. Never drink alcohol while taking certain medications . For example, some people are taking cefoperazone. Once they drink alcohol, it is easy to cause a disulfiram-like reaction, generating a large amount of indegradable acetaldehyde, which accumulates excessively in the body and eventually leads to death from acetaldehyde poisoning. This type of patients often have a large number of symptoms, such as facial flushing, headache, dizziness, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting.

3. Drinking large amounts of alcohol can lead to an attack of acute pancreatitis , which produces a large amount of myocardial inhibitory factors, causing the patient's heart to suddenly stop, leading to the patient's death. In Western countries, alcohol poisoning has become an important cause of acute pancreatitis.