Managing alcohol withdrawal seizures requires prompt medical attention to prevent complications like status epilepticus. These seizures often occur within 6-48 hours after cessation in heavy drinkers due to sudden neurochemical imbalances. Benzodiazepines, such as lorazepam or diazepam, are the mainstay of treatment to stabilize neuronal activity. Adjunct therapies may include magnesium supplementation, thiamine, and IV fluids to address nutritional deficiencies and dehydration. Monitoring in a controlled medical environment is crucial for detecting and managing potential complications. Early intervention and gradual tapering strategies significantly reduce the risk of withdrawal seizures and facilitate safer detoxification.
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