Psychological Symptoms * Anxiety * Feeling jumpy or nervous * Shakiness * Irritability * Rapid emotional changes * Depression * Fatigue * Difficulty thinking clearly * Insomnia * Bad dreams Physical Symptoms * Headache * Sweating face and palms * Nausea * Vomiting * Clammy skin * Paleness * Heart palpitations * Loss of appetite * Enlarged pupils * Involuntary, abnormal movement of eyelids * Tremor in hands Delirium Tremens Delirium tremens refers to severe alcohol withdrawal symptoms that occur in only about 5% of people experiencing alcohol withdrawal. They can occur anywhere from day 2 to day 10 days from your last drink. DT can be life threatening, so it’s important to seek emergency medical help if you or someone you know is suffering from these symptoms. These symptoms can get rapidly worse, which is one way to tell them apart from usual withdrawal symptoms. * Confusion (potentially severe) * Hallucinations * Agitation * Racing heart * High blood pressure * Fever * Heavy sweating * Seizures * Irregular heartbeat * Tremors * Deep sleep lasting a day or more * Rapid mood changes * Sensitivity to light, touch, and sound * Restlessness and/or short bursts of feeling energetic