Too sozzled to react- hangover

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Drinking for many is a social activity which many people love to do. Even though it may not be healthy, drinking in small quantities would not cause much harm. The problem starts when there is excessive drinking.

You may enjoy being drunk and may not realize things that is happening around you. The next morning is the time you realize it’s after effects which is known as a hangover and can be one of the sore mornings which you would not like to remember.

We should always be in control of alcohol and not the other way round.

If it happens the other way round there are dire consequences to be borne. Even though you may be well aware about your drinking limit there are times when you cross that limit and you happen to bear the brunt.

Some of the common symptoms of having a hangover are:

Severe headache
Nauseating feeling
Diarrhea attacks
Dizziness
Dry mouth and dehydration
Unpleasant feeling

Getting drunk depends upon the way you drink. If you happen to drink lots in a short period of time you will get drunk very fast.

Some of the common Do’s and Dont’s while drinking alcohol

Never drink on empty stomach. If you happen to eat, the food helps in absorbing the alcohol content rather than directly getting into your bloodstream

Consume water (more times than ever) while taking in your doses of alcohol as it would help you from dehydration
Don’t have different alcoholic drinks at one time

Avoid colored drinks such as such as red wine, whiskeys, dark rum as they have strong alcoholic content
Do not indulge too much into sweet concoction as they are high in sugar and alcoholic content
There are anti-hangover pills in the market which can be of used but please consult your doctor before having these medicines

Having a hot cup of tea or coffee can get you out of that hangover
A hot or cold shower can get you back to your senses
Orange juice may just do the trick for you
Have a light and nutritious meal. Bananas and yogurt may just be the thing you were looking for.

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