Alcohol poisoning the next day
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Hi so i'm 18 years old and a girl, 3 days ago i went out and I had quite a bit to drink. I wasn't sick or anything but when i got home I had a bit of water and went to bed, but all night i felt really dizzy. Next morning I felt dizzy every time I moved and didn't eat all day and had some water. 3 days later i'm still really dizzy and haven't gotten a great a mound of sleep since but i have been eating and drinking lots of water.
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It is usually not the alcohol that produces the allergic reaction to the wine or beer. The other ingredients in the alcohol, such as yeast, sulfur dioxide, and additives are often the culprits. Beer may contain a variety of ingredients, including barley, corn, wheat, and rye that may precipitate an allergic reaction.Similarly wines contain sulfites which may be the allergen to some individuals.
I drank one of his alcoholic beverages. It has been a year since I drank it. The drink he made contains %40-45 of alcohol and I drank approximately 400-500 ml of it. I didn't feel bad that night except being drunk. I slept well and even though I have headache too often, I didn't even suffer from headache that day. The thing that I am worried about, is it possible that the alcohol I drank can be methanol and I survived it?
I'm 28 and have been a social drinker of alcohol since the age of 17. I have always had pain in my stomach after a day of drinking. For the past 2 yrs my pain has become worse. Now I only drink 1 to 2 glasses of wine every few days with dinner. I had a ulcer when I was 16yrs old, which has since been cured. Every time that I have 3 or more drinks I react the next day as if I had food poisoning/stomach flu. I have extreme nausea, in addition to diarrea, dizziness, and constant vomiting.
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t give us hangovers the following day. We both woke up the next morning feeling terribly ill, with her vomiting, feeling nautious and massively hungover. I felt similar symptoms along with constant anxiety and panic.
There's one thing I'm slightly worried about.
I purchased a bottle of ale near the end of the night. Something happened which caused me to leave the club for half an hour, so I placed my bottle on a table unsupervised.
hi. it would depend on how fast it was consumed and how well her body metabolizes the alcohol. a persons tolerance can increase through repeated abuses, but in general that type of drinking indicates an increased potential risk of developing full blown alcoholism in addition to acute alcohol poisoning. to answer your question, yes, that could be at worst fatal, and at best a prelude to disaster.
Thanks! Going to do "vodka" sodas with lime since it's clear and hope no one will pay attention to me and be focused on the fun events. The last day I'm going to be the driver so have that excuse since it's a holiday weekend and need to be extra focused :) nausea is starting these last 2 days so the soda water has been a life saver.
In early March I had 2 small glasses of wine, with food and a lot of water, and it just made me feel very tired, lightheaded, and sick to my stomach. The next day I felt horrible. Last night I had a little over half a beer and it made me feel the same way, just feeling bad all over. Even today I feel kind of spaced out and nauseous. I know it's not good to drink alcohol anyway but I just wonder, why I am I like this when I used to be able to handle alcohol well?
1) reach a level where the rate of alcohol elimination (and its effect on the respiratory system) far outpaces the time required (so to speak) for brain damage to occur at any particular BAC level (also realize that at high BAC levels, elimination is non-linear due to the action of enzymes not usually involved in the process with elimination rates around -.
Friday night, I drank half a handle of vodka, tequila shots, and beer. I induced vomiting at the end of the night to make myself feel better. The next morning, my stomach wasn't feeling so great, but I ended up drinking again Saturday night. On Saturday, I didn't have as much to drink as I did on Friday, but I got EXTREMELY sick. I was vomiting profusely for the better part of four hours. Obviously, Sunday morning I wasn't feeling well.
Could be toxic hepatitis. A rash that goes away once the toxin is discontinued, is one of the symptoms. I think it's worth going to the doctor and getting it checked out.
After a night of heavy drinking (to the level of losing conciousness) You will smell the alcohol over the next 24 hours as the body detoxes itself. The alcohol is released from the body through the pores of the skin (in addition to "regular" elimination). She drinks to the point of unconciousness because her body is taking in more alcohol than it can process. This is really like "alcohol poisoning".
Sounds like a pretty bad hangover. I remember the very first time I got so drunk I threw up (I was 18), and the next day was a total nightmare. The upset stomach, jitters, spinning...I went through that too. I'm not sure about the fever and burning feeling in your palms. I am not a doctor, so if you have real concerns, please do contact your physician.
The anxiety I can relate to as well. And anytime I drank, my anxiety would be through the roof the next day.
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