Open Gastrointestinal Bleeding
Throwing up blood excessively would indicate the presence of serious gastrointestinal bleeding along the digestive tract. This is especially true when you vomit fresh blood. In this case, you need medical attention to prevent further complications. In addition to internal bleeding, other common signs include pale skin, blurred vision, dizziness, fainting, difficulty focusing, confusion, as well as rapid or shallow breathing. [7]
Alcohol-Related Liver Disease
Alcoholic drinks like beer and wine can be a major risk factor for liver disease and other liver damages. This is especially true for excessive or long-term consumption. Those people who drink alcohol on a regular basis would increase the risk of alcoholic hepatitis, fatty liver, as well as cirrhosis. It is estimated that around 10 to 20 percent of heavy drinkers suffer from serious kinds of alcohol-related liver conditions. Without proper treatments, some possible complications might happen, such as anorexia, throwing up blood, vomiting, nausea, black or bloody stool, severe thirst, jaundice, as well as damage and inflammation in the liver. Alcohol-related liver conditions can also be a risk factor for other problems like stomach ulcers or varices. [8]