Counterfeit alcohol causes death! What are the symptoms?
Although counterfeit alcoholic beverages are preferred due to their low cost, they can lead to fatal health problems due to their methyl alcohol content. Experts are drawing attention to the dangers of fake alcohol.
Although counterfeit alcoholic beverages are preferred due to their low cost, they carry serious health risks. The methyl alcohol (methanol) found in these drinks can act like ethanol in the body, but it can lead to fatal poisoning.
If not treated correctly, methanol can cause serious consequences such as vision loss, organ failure, and even death. These risks are particularly increased in individuals who consume counterfeit alcohol.

SYMPTOMS OF METHYL ALCOHOL POISONING:
MILD INTOXICATION AND HEADACHE: Although ordinary symptoms such as intoxication and headache may be seen at first, these can rapidly intensify.
VISION PROBLEMS: Blurred vision, double vision, and total vision loss are among the most dangerous symptoms of methyl alcohol poisoning.
NAUSEA AND VOMITING: Severe nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain occur due to the effect of the methyl alcohol entering the body.

SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS: Advanced poisoning can lead to shortness of breath and loss of consciousness.
BLUISH DISCOLORATION OF THE SKIN: Due to oxygen deficiency, a bluish discoloration may be seen on the lips and fingertips.
SEIZURES AND MENTAL CONFUSION: Effects on the central nervous system can lead to seizures and mental confusion.

WHAT SHOULD BE DONE?
The first step in methyl alcohol poisoning is to seek immediate medical help. Since poisoning can progress rapidly, the treatment process must be started without losing time. Treatment may require fluid replacement, the use of an antidote, and hospitalization.
News Source: 12punto
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