I'll try to make this as short as possible. I got drunk last night and ever since I woke this morning I've been feeling sick. I threw up last night and I thought it was natural, but I've been trying to drink water but I keep throwing up. Anybody know what I should do?
Keep trying to hydrate. You might not be used to level of alcohol you had. If you really can't keep anything down, go to the hospital before you get too dehydrated.
Keep trying to hydrate. You might not be used to level of alcohol you had. If you really can't keep anything down, go to the hospital before you get too dehydrated.
jimkabrhel
Yeah I've done some drinking but I've never gotten drunk before until last night. So is it normal that this is happening?
Keep trying to hydrate. You might not be used to level of alcohol you had. If you really can't keep anything down, go to the hospital before you get too dehydrated.
Crotazoa8
Yeah I've done some drinking but I've never gotten drunk before until last night. So is it normal that this is happening?
Yes, it is part of getting that drunk. Some aspirin might help with any headaches, and some caffeine will help also.
Keep trying to hydrate. You might not be used to level of alcohol you had. If you really can't keep anything down, go to the hospital before you get too dehydrated.
jimkabrhel
Yeah I've done some drinking but I've never gotten drunk before until last night. So is it normal that this is happening?
Yes, it is part of getting that drunk. Some aspirin might help with any headaches, and some caffeine will help also.
But you need to hydrate.
Will do. I also heard that bread will help but seeing as I'm throwing up water eating anything is probably a bad idea right?
Keep trying to hydrate. You might not be used to level of alcohol you had. If you really can't keep anything down, go to the hospital before you get too dehydrated.
jimkabrhel
Yeah I've done some drinking but I've never gotten drunk before until last night. So is it normal that this is happening?
Yes, it is part of getting that drunk. Some aspirin might help with any headaches, and some caffeine will help also.
But you need to hydrate.
Dont listen to this guy. It's NOT normal to feel sick after a night of drinking. I'm guessing you over-drank, or you neglected to hydrate yourself prior to drinking. Which is not healthy.
its perfectly normal to be sick in the morning after drinking...
i think i went 2 years straight being sick every morning after drinking, the chicken place at 2am on the way home got more blame than the drink though!
[QUOTE="Crotazoa8"] Yeah I've done some drinking but I've never gotten drunk before until last night. So is it normal that this is happening?Nibroc420
Yes, it is part of getting that drunk. Some aspirin might help with any headaches, and some caffeine will help also.
But you need to hydrate.
Dont listen to this guy. It's NOT normal to feel sick after a night of drinking. I'm guessing you over-drank, or you neglected to hydrate yourself prior to drinking. Which is not healthy.
Yes, it is part of getting that drunk. Some aspirin might help with any headaches, and some caffeine will help also.
But you need to hydrate.
jimkabrhel
Dont listen to this guy. It's NOT normal to feel sick after a night of drinking. I'm guessing you over-drank, or you neglected to hydrate yourself prior to drinking. Which is not healthy.
[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Dont listen to this guy. It's NOT normal to feel sick after a night of drinking. I'm guessing you over-drank, or you neglected to hydrate yourself prior to drinking. Which is not healthy.Nibroc420
It is normal to feel like that if you OVER-drink.
Not if you're hydrated.
in my experience it doesnt work like that, hydration will prevent a headache but wont stop you being sick or the general groggyness that can come with a hangover
in my experience it doesnt work like that, hydration will prevent a headache but wont stop you being sick or the general groggyness that can come with a hangover
The sickness comes from being dehydrated. Or, in your case, as you pointed out, the nasty chicken you were eating.
[QUOTE="Crotazoa8"] Yeah I've done some drinking but I've never gotten drunk before until last night. So is it normal that this is happening?Nibroc420
Yes, it is part of getting that drunk. Some aspirin might help with any headaches, and some caffeine will help also.
But you need to hydrate.
Dont listen to this guy. It's NOT normal to feel sick after a night of drinking. I'm guessing you over-drank, or you neglected to hydrate yourself prior to drinking. Which is not healthy. yes It's best to hydrate before drinking and to eat as well (drinking on an empty stomach makes the effects worse), and also do not drink so much alcohol.
When you throw up because of drinking to much, your body is trying to tell you your putting to much of a substance in your body that shouldn't be there. Try not drinking so much. The worst I've ever been is a slight dehydration headache the next morning. You'll just have to tuff it out, until your body re-hydrates. Try spacing out your drinks next time.
Fancy word is gastroenteritis. It will last 1 to 2 days. You may be sick as hell today, but by tomorrow you'll feel better. That's what alchohol does to your stomach.
It's called a hangover. Keep hydrated. Go get some Gatorade with electrolytes. Don't eat anything that will upset your stomach. Give it a day, it will pass.
Before you drink eat a ton of bread and noodles. What I do after every shot is drink a ton of water, you'll piss a lot but you won't have a hanger over when you wake up.
I'll try to make this as short as possible. I got drunk last night and ever since I woke this morning I've been feeling sick. I threw up last night and I thought it was natural, but I've been trying to drink water but I keep throwing up. Anybody know what I should do?Crotazoa8
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