I want to know what it feels like to drink too much. People who are drunk come in to talk.

The metabolism of alcohol and its general harm to the metabolism of alcohol in the body are mainly divided into three steps: firstly, alcohol dehydrogenase is converted into acetaldehyde by the liver metabolic enzyme system, then it is catalyzed and oxidized by acetaldehyde dehydrogenase to produce acetic acid, and finally it is decomposed into carbon dioxide and water. Among them, acetaldehyde can stimulate the secretion of adrenaline and norepinephrine. At this time, the patient showed flushing and rapid heartbeat. Alcohol has direct nervous system toxicity, cardiotoxicity and hepatotoxicity, so patients with poisoning have a series of nervous system abnormalities, even coma and shock, in addition to heart disease, hypoglycemia and metabolic acidosis.

Simple drunkenness

Also known as ordinary drunkenness, it refers to an acute poisoning caused by heavy drinking. The severity of poisoning is related to the patient's drinking speed, drinking quantity, blood alcohol concentration and individual tolerance. Clinically, it is usually divided into excitation period, ataxia period and lethargy period. Mild people have mental disorders after drinking alcohol, such as talkativeness, irritability, flushing or pallor, bloodshot eyes, rapid heart rate, dizziness and headache. With the progress of the disease, the patient has unstable gait, clumsy movements, vague speech, incoherent speech, blurred vision, diplopia, and may have nausea and vomiting. The patient with severe poisoning is in a lethargic state, with pale face, blue lips, wet and cold skin, hypothermia, shallow breathing and dilated pupils. In severe cases, people will fall into a deep coma, blood pressure will drop, breathing will slow down, and heart rate will increase until they die of failure.

2. Complex drunkenness

It means that patients suddenly have strong psychomotor excitement and serious confusion during or after drinking a lot. At this time, the patient's consciousness disorder is more serious, and the psychomotor excitement is stronger and lasts longer. Therefore, it is prone to retaliatory injuries, murder and destruction of property, sexual crimes and other violent acts. The patient only has a vague understanding of the surrounding situation, and forgets part or all of the attack process after the attack.

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