what are the long term effect of alcohol poisoning?my friend got alcohol poisoning today and was rushed to the hospital during school. i havent heard from him since and im really worried, he drank 20 beers through a beer bong, so he chugged three beers at a time. when i saw him at school his eyes were really swollen, he fell asleep after he drank so much the night before and i was surprised he ever even woke up. is it a miracle he didnt die in his sleep or could he still die? what are the long term effects of alcohol poisoning?
Answer by Buddy12345
20 beers is a lot but at least it wasnt liquor. I'm surprised he didnt just vomit it up right away. He will be fine. Everyone does this once n their lives. Make sure he's not stupid again because he might not be as fortunate.
Answer by Billy
wet brain you can look it up its a nerve disorder
Answer by Debbie
I'm sure he is ok, but the next time he might not be so lucky.
Answer by Jake
I heard livers heal completely fairly quickly. Basically, he just learned his limit I think.
Answer by $ M!K3$
More than 2 million American people suffer from alcohol-related liver disease. Some drinkers develop alcoholic hepatitis (i.e., inflammation of the liver) as a result of long-term excessive drinking.
The symptoms of alcoholic hepatitis include the following: abdominal pain, jaundice (abnormal yellowing of the urine, skin, and the eyeballs) and fever. If the person continues drinking, alcoholic hepatitis can be fatal. If the person stops drinking, on the other hand, alcoholic hepatitis is often reversible.
Approximately 10 to 20 percent of heavy drinkers develop cirrhosis of the liver (i.e., scarring of the liver). Alcoholic cirrhosis can be fatal if the person continues to drink. Even though cirrhosis is irreversible, if the affected person stops drinking, his or her chances of survival can improve greatly.
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