When I drink alcohol, my hands become red, hot, and swollen, why?

The user's hands may become red, warm, and swollen when drinking alcohol because alcohol consumption can cause blood vessels to dilate, leading to those symptoms. It is recommended to hydrate the hands thoroughly and limit alcohol consumption until the spring when the air is less dry.

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When I drink alcohol, my hands become red, hot, and swollen, why?

The user's hands may become red, warm, and swollen when drinking alcohol because alcohol consumption can cause blood vessels to dilate, leading to those symptoms. It is recommended to hydrate the hands thoroughly and limit alcohol consumption until the spring when the air is less dry.