What Is Alcoholic Neuropathy?

Alcoholic psychosis is caused by long-term or heavy drinking damage to the central nervous system, leading to mental symptoms. It manifests as aggravating personality changes and mental decline, as well as psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions, often accompanied by severe lesions of various internal organs. A serious manifestation of alcohol psychosis is delirium. The so-called tremor refers to the shaking of hands and feet; the so-called delirium refers to the state of consciousness disorder, hallucinations, and disorderly behavior.