Symptoms of alcohol allergy, this will work quickly

Studies have found that there are two types of symptoms for alcohol allergy: acute and delayed. Common symptoms are itchy back with small red pimples, accompanied by fever, or red spots all over the body with unbearable itching. Other common clinical manifestations are skin symptoms, as well as respiratory and digestive tract symptoms.

1. Symptoms of alcohol allergy

There are two types of symptoms of alcohol allergy: acute and delayed.

The symptoms of the rapid onset disease are shorter in duration and more severe. In addition to redness, swelling and itching, there is also laryngeal edema leading to breathing difficulties. If rescue is not timely, it may lead to death. The rapid onset disease is rare in clinical practice.

There are more delayed onset cases, which are generally manifested by itching all over the body after drinking, and the appearance of red bumps and 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.

2. What to do if you are allergic to alcohol

Antihistamines and hormones are commonly used to treat allergies. These drugs can generally quickly relieve allergic symptoms, even solve co-existing inflammation, improve vascular permeability, etc. However, the disadvantage of taking medication is that it cannot completely solve the allergy problem. When you encounter allergen stimulation, allergic diseases will continue to occur. The drugs may also cause various side effects such as drowsiness, fatigue, obesity, infection, and even cause liver and kidney damage.

Commonly used ones are: 1. Diphenhydramine 2. Chlorpheniramine 3. Climapramine 4. Promethazine hydrochloride 5. Brompheniramine 6. Cyproheptadine 7. Acrivastine 8. Desenzyme 9. Loratadine 10. Astemizole 11. Terfenadine 12. Diphenhydramine hydrochloride 13. Cetirizine hydrochloride 14. Aldehyde dehydrogenase capsules Indications: Used to prevent blushing after drinking. Chlorpheniramine is generally available in pharmacies. Just take Chlorpheniramine and drink vinegar. Astemizole and Chlorpheniramine will be fine after quitting drinking. Being allergic to alcohol is a very dangerous thing, so don't drink it. If you are allergic to alcohol, remember not to eat spicy food, as the condition will become more serious. Also, you should take a bath regularly, warm water is best. Cold water can relieve the pain temporarily, but it will make you feel more uncomfortable afterwards. Second, you should take some anti-allergic drugs or some stomach and liver nourishing drugs before drinking. Third, after having an allergic reaction, you should immediately go to the pharmacy to buy medicine for allergies. You can ask the sales staff at the pharmacy what medicine to take or buy for an allergic reaction to alcohol. Generally, they will give you advice. But it is best to go to the hospital to see a doctor. Fourthly, if you want to avoid allergies, drink alcohol regularly, but try to drink little by little and don’t drink too much. After a long time, the allergy will go away. You can try this method, but it is best not to adopt it because everyone's physical constitution is different.