Breathalyzers detect alcohol in the blood within 24 hours of drinking and an ethyl glucuronide (saliva) test can detect traces of alcohol in the body up to 12 days after drinking. Hair follicle testing for alcohol is the most precise and can detect alcohol in your system three months after ingesting alcohol.
To research the causes of Chorea, consider researching the causes of these these diseases that may be similar, or associated with Chorea: 1  Rheumatic fever. 2  Huntington's disease. 3  Involuntary movement disorder.  Ataxia 1  telangietasia. Wilson's disease.  Chorea gravidarum.
Causes of gangrene. All forms of gangrene result from the loss of blood supply to a certain area - often at the extremities - which deprives tissue of oxygen and nutrients, causing the tissue to die (necrosis). Further causes of gangrene include: