While often thought of as annoying rather than dangerous, alcohol flush may be a sign of something more serious brewing beneath the surface, a new study suggests.

Getting a red face after downing a couple of alcoholic beverages is not a sign of strong qi (energy flow) or good blood circulation, but rather, it is an indication that your body is not metabolising ...

Ever wonder why you get flushed after drinking? Here, a doctor and a dietitian weigh in on why some people get a red face from alcohol.

Have you ever walked into a bar, or an on-campus party and noticed a certain individual’s face is bright red? Do you have a friend, most likely of Asian decent, whose face glows red after having ...

She said the over-the-counter heartburn medication has reduced her outward symptoms from red blotches on her face, neck and chest to a pleasant, slightly pink glow. Rackham graduate student J.C., ...

Some East Asians are intolerant to alcohol, and a single drink can cause red cheeks, inflammation and nausea. There is no cure for ‘Asian flush’ except to avoid alcohol.

Getty Images Experts say getting a red face from drinking alcohol is a warning sign that your body can't metabolize it properly.

If your face tends to turn red when you drink, that hot, flushed feeling could be the least of your problems. People who experience facial flushing from alcohol are more likely to have high blood ...

If you feel like your face is always flushed, red, or rosy, one of these conditions could be the reason why. The post 11 Conditions That Can Cause a Red Face appeared first on The Healthy.

Ever wonder why your skin gets red and blotchy when you drink alcohol? Blame your gut's reaction to a good time. Moments after booze hits your belly, your stomach releases an enzyme called alcohol ...