DTs is the abbreviations of Delirium tremens that refers to a physical Condition consisting of autonomic nervous System dysfunction, confusion , and possible seizures associated with
alcohol withdrawal. DTs is a condition induced by alcohol withdrawal and characterized by excessive trembling, sweating, anxiety, and hallucinations.
(See Delirium tremens)
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