All of the following are symptoms of delirium tremens except

A. Confusion is a common symptom of delirium tremens (DTs). It is one of the hallmark signs of alcohol withdrawal delirium, characterized by altered mental status and disorientation. B. Hypertension is not typically a defining symptom of delirium tremens, although it can sometimes occur in the broader context of withdrawal. However, it is not a primary feature of DTs. The more characteristic symptoms are related to neurological and autonomic disturbances, such as tremors and seizures. C. Seizures are a well-known symptom of delirium tremens. Withdrawal from alcohol, especially after prolonged heavy use, can lead to seizures, which are a significant concern in DTs. D. Severe tremors (or shakes) are a hallmark symptom of delirium tremens. These tremors are usually very pronounced and can affect the hands, face, or whole body.