5 to 7 days: Depends on how much and how often you drink.
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Five days: Mostly, all withdrawal symptoms are over in 3-5 days. For those with severe alcohol dependency, withdrawal symptoms can consist of seizures and hallucinations. These are medical emergencies. A person could die, especially if elderly or debilitated with a chronic disease. What many folks do is to start drinking when the withdrawal becomes too uncomfortable, which only just repeats the cycle.
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Alcohol withdrawal: Withdrawal symptoms are due to cenbtral nervous system being in hyper-excitable state, when blood alcohol is declining, usually in early morning. This can last for up to a week. There is also a protracted withdrawal syndrome, where less intense symptoms can linger for up to a year, & include insomnia, anhedonia, headaches, nausea/vomiting, incoordination.
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