Substance Use Disorder: A Case of Alcohol Withdrawal in a 40 Year Old Man

Alcohol withdrawal is a clinical state characterized by symptoms such as tremors, tachycardia, sweating, nausea and vomiting, headache, malaise, insomnia, grand mal convulsions amongst others. Patients typically present acutely with history of recent cessation or reduction heavy alcohol use after long period repeated, persistent use. It may feature perceptual disturbances illusions hallucinations. delirium in condition known tremens, which occurs very patients long-standing dependence syndrome, who also have coexisting medical conditions. We herein report case 40 year old man, 12-month use, presented classical including inability to sleep, excessive There no associated co-morbid Features this are discussed, well evaluation treatment withdrawal.