Blood alcohol burn off rate
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Hard to say for sure. You generally burn off an ounce of alcohol per hour. Take the ounces of wine, about 8% alcohol or so... get the number of ounces of alcohol and multiply to get the hours to metabolize it... but then you will have some breakdown products for a few hours as well that will look suspicious. The best bet is to go back in time and don't drink the wine.
I washed the area with soap and water and alcohol (not fun). To top things off, the following morning I had a friction (like a rug) burn on my testicals for her stubble. What are my risks of HIV exposure?
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Hi,
I had an ablation many years ago but I have been getting arrhythmia weekly/monthly on and off, more frequently now. I am 64, had high blood pressure but nicely resolved with low-dosage Norvasc. I take Flecainide which resolves it in a couple of hours.
I have these observations and wonder if they suggest the cause and/or preventative measures.
a) The arrythmia always starts when I am asleep, often after a dream or nightmare.
b) They are always correlated with frequent urination.
It seems that one cup of coffee or one beer can now make my heart rate hit scary levels. My blood work is all normal. Though my blood pressure is a bit high at 135/75ish. I've never had issues with rapid heart rate before. I'm 32 and a former competitive athlete. ( Bodybuilder ) I should mention that in early September I had my fiance take me to hospital, as my heart rate was so high I thought I was having a heart attack.
You should keep the area clean and dry. Do not apply any alcohol or any more cream to the burn. It will heal better left dry and uncovered. Do not pull off any scabs, they will drop off when the skin underneath has healed.
If you are concerned that it may be infected, then see your doctor.
The best way to treat a small burn is by apply lots of cold water to the skin when it first happens.
I'd stay off caffeine and alcohol, perhaps try diferent drug therapies. There are a lot that you can try along witj different dossages. Learn the methods if you don't already know of the ways to convert SVT. 54 years of SVT and never once to the ER as I learned how to convert them myself.
I cleaned the wound with alcohol immdieately after wiping the blood off with soaked tissue and then rinsing my hands with alcohol. This was in part to check for and stinging (checking for any open wounds) and to clean the rest of the blood off.
I then check later that night after a work out with lime juice in case the alcohol didn't work.
My wound wasn't bleeding at the time and I didn't feel any noticeable stinging when I cleaned it when it happened and later that night.
Create a calorie deficit through your diet. Eating fewer calories than you use makes your body use the fat storage in your belly to provide energy. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends a calorie deficit of 500 to 1,000 calories daily for 1 to 2 pounds in weight loss. To lose belly fat fast, aim for at least a calorie reduction of a 1,000 calories daily.
Read nutritional labels to choose healthy food products.
No mystery here. Alcohol has that effect on many. My daughter got married yesterday and I celebrated quite a lot. I woke up at 3 AM very tachy. I took my beta blocker early and drank a few glasses of water. It was much better this morning. Today I did notice more PVCs than I've been having, but I also forgot to take my fish oil today. We'll see if it was acting up because of the alcohol or if they've returned.
What tests has the doctor run so far? What do you mean that he is starting to look pretty "rough"?
It sounds like you're describing muscle and/or tendon pain. Is it only in certain places? Is it continuous or does it migrate?
What kind of arthritis did the doctor say your husband has? Rheumatoid arthritis sometimes comes alomg with other autoimmune disorders, such as Lupus. Has he been evaluated by a Rheumatologist?
s more common than you think. Alcohol dilates your blood vessels and lowers blood pressure, and sometimes it can be too low, not allowing enough oxygen to get to the brain. I think you was probably on the border of alcohol poisoning which can kill, and you was certainly wise to drink water as dehydration is an added issue to alcohol. That would have given your body a better chance of keeping your blood pressure up.
What probably added to the incident was the lack of food.
She drinks occasionally, but all the hospital did was check for alcoholism as in do an ECG of her heart rate which was really fast during the incident, some blood tests, and urine tests, which all came out normal. She was diagnosed with alcoholism and the doctor did not run any other tests like a CT scan or anything for the abdomen.
So my questions are, was the "jumpiness" a minor form of seizure or could she just have been moving around because of the pain?
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