What are the dangers of drinking alcohol?

What harm will drinking during menstruation cause? If you want to clearly understand the effects of drinking during your menstrual period, you need to understand what effects alcohol itself has on the human body and what side effects it has. Maybe many female friends don't quite understand their own physiology and how to pay attention to diet. But if they understand their own physiological symptoms, they will roughly understand the pros and cons of drinking. Today, the editor has sorted out some relevant content. If female friends need to grasp the main content, they can refer to the following.

What are the harms of drinking during menstruation?

If you drink alcohol during your period, the alcohol will accelerate blood circulation, causing increased menstrual flow, and it will be difficult to clean your period. In addition, during menstruation, because the body's resistance is reduced, the liver's detoxification function may be reduced. If you drink at this time, it will be easier to get drunk. Also, during the menstrual period, women are more sensitive and easily excited. Drinking alcohol will cause emotional excitement, which will make women in the menstrual period more unstable. Therefore, you should not drink alcohol during the menstrual period.

1. Women who drink frequently will affect the next generation. Drinking in small amounts is good for the human body, but some young women also drink a lot in some social activities, and they can't leave the wine, which is very harmful to women's reproductive health. Because alcohol has a harmful effect on egg cells, egg cells will be harmed by ethanol. The fetus grown from the combination of this type of sperm and egg will grow slowly and have a damaged brain. Both physical growth and brain development will be affected after birth. Therefore, young women should drink alcohol with caution, drink in moderation, and not become addicted to alcohol or drink excessively, otherwise it will be bad for themselves and the next generation.

2. It is best for women not to drink alcohol during their menstrual period. Before and during the menstrual period, women are affected by hormone metabolism, the activity of the body's dissolving enzymes is low, and the ability to metabolize alcohol is reduced. As a result, ethanol is not easily metabolized from the blood quickly, but instead becomes "acidic substances" that are harmful to the human body. In order to eliminate this acid, the liver needs to continuously produce enzymes. The result will be increased stress on the liver and a higher likelihood of liver dysfunction.

It has been reported that, for women who drink during their menstrual period, the probability of developing liver damage or alcohol poisoning is half that of men. Because women's bodies lack dissolving enzymes during menstruation, if they drink too much at once, the time they spend drunk will be prolonged, and the feeling of drunkenness or symptoms will be more serious. In addition, during the menstrual period, due to continuous bleeding, weak physical constitution and weak resistance, drinking alcohol will accelerate blood circulation, which may cause increased menstrual flow. If you drink cold wine, it may also cause menstrual pain.

3. Drinking during pregnancy will have a negative impact on test tube embryos and newborns, causing malformed fetuses and slow performance of children. Many malformed newborns are caused by alcohol poisoning in pregnant women.

4. Drinking too much will increase blood circulation and increase heart pressure, leading to myocardial hypertrophy and atrial volume expansion. Fatty tissue can also infiltrate the heart tissue, weakening the heart and causing tachycardia.

5. Drinking a lot of alcohol can damage the gastric mucosa, leading to stomach diseases and peptic ulcers, and causing symptoms such as upper abdominal discomfort, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, and acid reflux.