Numbness of the arm after drinking alcohol may be caused by alcohol stimulation, or it may be caused by cerebral hemorrhage, peripheral neuropathy, respiratory alkalosis, etc., and you should consult a doctor in time to find out the cause of the disease.
1. Alcohol can cause capillary dilatation after drinking, causing the symptoms of arm numbness.
2. Large amounts of alcohol can cause blood vessels to dilate and accidentally cause cerebral hemorrhage, and patients may experience numbness of the hands, weakness of the limbs, and paralysis of the limbs and other symptoms.
3. Long-term heavy drinking may cause damage to the peripheral nerves, and after drinking alcohol, there may be numbness in the arms, and even symptoms such as hand tremor and weakness.
4. Alcohol poisoning can cause the occurrence of respiratory alkalosis, mainly manifested as hyperventilation, accelerated respiration, which can be accompanied by numbness of the limbs and periphery of the lips, tingling, muscle tremor, hand and foot twitching.
Drinking alcohol arm numbness does not exclude other factors, it is recommended that the patient timely consultation, by the doctor to clarify the cause, give targeted treatment.