Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms

  • Alcoholism (AUD) | Recovery Support

    How to Recognize Alcohol Withdrawal

    ByPines Recovery Life Staff

    When alcohol intake becomes an addiction, it can be a trying task to let go of the urge to have the next drink. Not only does your body go through emotional changes during your detoxification process, but the physiology of your body changes as well. If one has been dependant on alcohol for a longer period of time, the body begins to adapt (while still having a negative impact). So, what happens when you decide to remove alcohol from your system?

    A breakdown of alcohol withdrawal

    Withdrawal can occur within eight hours of the last drink. The first few days tend to be the most difficult to deal with, as your body is experiencing a drastic change from its previous routine. During this time, you may experience:

  • Drug Addiction | Getting Sober | Recovery Support

    What to Expect When You’re in Withdrawal

    ByPines Recovery Life Staff

    The National Institute of Drug Use (NIDA) defines withdrawal syndrome as a predictable group of signs and symptoms that result from either the sudden removal of, or an abrupt decrease in a regular dosage of a drug. Although some of the after-effects of excessive drug use may vary, depending on the drugs used, they usually emphasize the emotional and physical functions that were being suppressed in the first place. Drug withdrawal symptoms can end up to be very dangerous and it is important that anyone going through withdrawal seek professional supervision.