What Is Alcohol Poisoning? And When to Get Help
Alcohol poisoning is a serious and potentially deadly condition that occurs when someone drinks more alcohol than their body can safely process.
It is essential to recognize the warning signs and know what to do if someone is in danger, especially in social settings like parties.
As the doses get higher, people can lose coordination, become unable to stand, or become unconscious,
says Michael Moss, MD, director of the Utah Poison Control Center. He explains that alcohol poisoning happens when someone has had so much alcohol that they stop breathing and can die.
Author's Summary:
Alcohol poisoning is a deadly condition that requires immediate attention.
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