Re: Visible shaking legs and hand keeps cramping up
I agree with Fishmanpa completely.
I'd also add that Wernicke's encephalopathy usually only occurs when a chronic, severely malnourished drinker is injected with glucose - or gets a sudden 'dose' of glucose from other means, e.g. in their diet or during VERY VERY severe withdrawal. Korsakoff's psychosis is the sequelae that occurs if IV Pabrinex is not given during Wernicke's. People going through Wernicke's are not aware of it.
Delerium tremens is actually quite uncommon, even in heavy drinkers. Only 6% of heavy dependent-drinkers develop clinically relevant alcohol withdrawal symptoms. And of that 6%, only 10% experience DTs.
I don't know why I've told you all this because I *know* you don't have alcohol withdrawal syndrome, but I suppose I've done it to reassure you.
Just keep an eye on your boozing habits!
Good luck
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