Alcoholic hallucination refers to sensory experiences that occur in individuals with severe alcohol use disorder, particularly during withdrawal. These hallucinations can involve seeing, hearing, or feeling things that are not present, often leading to confusion and distress. They typically arise after a person has significantly reduced or stopped alcohol consumption. These hallucinations are part of a broader condition known as alcohol withdrawal syndrome, which can also include symptoms like tremors, anxiety, and seizures. Treatment often involves medical supervision and may include medications to manage symptoms and support recovery from alcohol dependence.