If you don’t feel well after drinking, or if you experience unfavorable symptoms, it could mean that the person has a condition called alcohol intolerance. According to MedikForum, this basically means that the body reacts with allergic reactions to the components of alcoholic beverages: for example, chemicals used in their manufacture, grains, preservatives, or fermentation products that occur during production.
Among these symptoms are:
Redness of the face. The redness that occurs soon after drinking alcohol is often caused not by intoxication, but by the fact that an allergic reaction is manifested. This is one of the common symptoms of alcohol intolerance.
Urticaria, red, itchy bumps on the skin. They can also talk about intolerance to alcohol. Some people react to the ingredients in alcoholic beverages with hives or skin rashes that may be accompanied by itching. They definitely require the attention of doctors.
Worsening of asthma symptoms. Studies show that drinking alcohol can make asthma symptoms worse. It can also trigger a full blown asthma attack.
Nasal congestion. For similar reasons, alcohol can also lead to nasal congestion.
Low blood pressure. Alcohol often lowers blood pressure first (up to 12 hours after drinking), which is why many people turn pale after drinking. For some people, alcohol can lead to very low blood pressure and dizziness. But subsequently, blood pressure rises, can reach dangerously high parameters.
Source: Rosbalt
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