Patients who need to call an ambulance due to excessive drinking often have one thing in common, that is, they don't know the degree of drinking, and they don't know what reactions in the body should stop drinking. They often call an ambulance when they are very drunk.
If you drink well, you must learn to recognize your body's reactions. If you feel sleepy, tired, dizzy, or more excited and excited, it means you are mildly drunk, and you should stop drinking at the first time and drink more warm water.
If you have headaches, nausea, uncontrollable drowsiness, or talking about tuberculosis, poor words, etc., it means you are drunk, and you should go home as soon as possible or go to a safe place. Alcohol impairs physical strength, judgment and cognition.
If you experience severe vomiting, pale complexion, blue lips, clammy skin, drop in body temperature, or lethargy, you must call an ambulance to the hospital immediately.
Some people think it will be more comfortable to vomit something out after getting drunk, and deliberately induce vomiting. This approach is very dangerous, and it is very easy to cause lacerations in the mucosal tissues around the lower end of the esophagus and the cardia, leading to massive hematemesis. Therefore, if the vomit is accompanied by bright red blood, people with severe vomiting should fast and call an ambulance for emergency treatment.
