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alcohol withdrawal syndrome

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alcohol withdrawal syndrome,
the clinical symptoms associated with cessation of alcohol consumption. These may include tremor, hallucinations, autonomic nervous system dysfunction, and seizures. See also delirium tremens.

Patient discussion about alcohol withdrawal syndrome.

Q. ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL what are the symtoms of it?

A. thank you dagmar--i hope this answer will help people to understand what this drug can do to you---peace---mrfoot56

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In the past, addicts went through physical detoxification at home, with much trembling and sometimes the hallucinations that accompany delirium tremens, the most acute form of alcohol withdrawal syndrome.
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