You should not take a shower immediately after drinking alcohol. It is not recommended to take a shower after drinking alcohol, and if you do want to take a shower, it is usually recommended that you do so only after 30 minutes. Usually, if you take a shower immediately after drinking, the following reactions will occur: First, the most common is the appearance of soft tissue contusions, sprains and traumatic injuries caused by ataxia. After drinking alcohol, people usually enter three periods, namely the euphoric period, ataxia and coma sleep period, when the bath is particularly vulnerable to trauma and discomfort. Second, the bath after drinking is also particularly prone to hypoglycemic coma, people drink alcohol will produce a transient reduction in blood sugar, bathing will continue to consume too much energy, so that blood sugar will further decline, triggering hypoglycemia, and even lead to coma. Third, such as drinking too much bath, the perimeter capillaries will be progressively open, cold and moisture will invade the body, easy to get a cold, rheumatism and other diseases.