Symptoms of alcohol allergy

Alcohol allergy refers to the symptoms of allergy after drinking alcohol or contact with substances containing alcohol. Clinically, patients can show general skin flushing, itching, general or local eczema, urticaria. It can also be manifested as dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and other uncomfortable manifestations. Alcohol allergy is more serious, it can be manifested as anaphylactic shock, sweating, pale, cyanosis, confusion, blood pressure drop, etc. It should be noted that patients with immediate hair type may show laryngeal edema, thus causing breathing difficulties and serious life-threatening. Therefore, patients with alcohol allergy should not drink alcohol. If they accidentally come into contact with alcohol or alcoholic beverages, they should see a doctor in time to prevent serious adverse consequences.