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Furthermore, underlying nasal conditions, such as chronic sinusitis or nasal polyps, can increase the likelihood of experiencing nasal congestion in response to alcohol or other triggers. The symptoms are similar to those caused by histamine intolerance and can easily be confused with allergy-like symptoms. Doing a test can confirm or deny the actual cause of the alcohol intolerance. […]

These cover their addiction, their health and whether there are any underlying mental health issues. This information will allow therapists to create the best treatment programme for that individual. Our inpatient clinics provide medically managed detoxification from alcohol and drugs, an intensive 12 Step therapy programme and complementary therapies and fitness. Both of our hospitals

An alcohol flush reaction is common if you have an alcohol intolerance and can’t fully digest the alcohol you drink. When an alcohol flush happens, your face, neck and upper chest become warm and pink or red. You might also have other symptoms like nausea or vomiting, depending on what’s causing your intolerance. People who