Alcohol Withdrawal

Sybil, yes you were going through withdrawal. Although you were drinking wine it was still alcohol. You also have to look at the alcohol content, how much alcohol did the liter contain? A liter is quite a lot. You may not have went through as tough of a withdrawal that you would have had with hard liquor, but you certainly had symptoms of alcohol withdrawal.---------Be Blessed

Yes, I agree with Tippy. Certainly, if you have conditioned your body to accept large quantities of ANYTHING (alcohol, nicotine, drugs, sugar) and then you cut your body off from that substance, cold turkey, your body WILL let you know how it feels about that - hence, withdrawal symptoms. Good luck with your endeavor, and good health.

Alcohol addiction is considered as potentially dangerous because withdrawal symptomscan range from a mild annoying to severe and even life-threatening.  This condition can be treated through an alcohol intervention which can help you become sober to alcohol.

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Yes.  You don't say how long you consumed this wine.  You state you quit cold turkey.  Which is good, because it sounds like you might have quit before you became an alcoholic or addicted to it.  Which is good because addiction is harder to break and usually once addicted to any thing.  Always addicted.

Yes! You suffer basing on the symptoms you presented. Alcohol withdrawal group of syndrome or symptoms observe in individual who stop drinking alcohol following from the normal continuous and heavy consumption. The Milder forms of the syndrome include the following symptoms tremulousness, seizures, and hallucinations; it is typically occurring within 6-48 hours or 2 days after the last drink or consumption. The above mentioned are the early sign and symptoms possess by a withdrawn person. A more serious syndrome are delirium tremens, involves profound confusion, hallucinations, and severe autonomic nervous system over activity, typically beginning between 48 and 96 hours or 4 to 6 days after the last drink

I agree with the above.  Yes, you were experiencing withdrawal.  It sounds to me like you might be an alcoholic already.  Have you gone back to drinking (yet)?  If you have, I'd suggest a visit (or more) to the nearest AA meetings, and hear how bad it might become.  With AA's help, you might be able to stop drinking for good.