To be able to treat delirium tremens, in addition to the responsibility of the resuscitation physician, the remaining medical staff and the patient's relatives also need to be fully equipped with detailed knowledge about this disease.

The process of alcohol withdrawal can be difficult, especially for those who lack willpower and determination. In addition, alcoholics can experience acute alcohol delirium tremens, also known as alcohol withdrawal seizures, with a high risk of death and neurological disorders that affect themselves and those around them.

Alcoholism is a fairly common disease in our country today, accounting for about 1-10% of the population and causing serious effects on the health, psychology, and life of many people. Stopping or giving up alcohol is also difficult because patients often experience alcohol withdrawal syndrome with unpredictable signs and developments.