Who's drinking and red-faced? Please stop immediately and seek medical attention

Most people at social events have an alcoholic beverage to enhance their enjoyment.

But readers may be interested in some people when the alcohol in their face turns red. For this condition, it is not unusual to have symptoms such as skin swelling, burning, headache, and rapid heart rate.

These are the causes of acetaldehyde in the body. Arsenicide is a highly toxic and cancerous cell. And this acetaldehyde dissolves as a result of alcohol crashing into the liver.

After all, the human body quickly converts alcohol to acetaldehyde, but the human liver takes a long time to convert acetaldehyde to acetate, which is a safe acid. Therefore, these results will put you at greater risk of acetaldehyde, and in the future you may be at higher risk for mouth and throat cancer.

Therefore, if you or your friend has redness problems while drinking, you must stop or reduce the use of alcohol from now on if you do not want to face throat and mouth cancer right now. In the future.