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Q: Getting Violently Ill Next Day After Drinking Few Drinks????
asked by: lilkikiamos on November 6th, 2007
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ok, here's what has been happening to me ..Keep in mind i use to be able to drink like a normal person..
i'll have a few drinks... 3 or 4 cocktails of hard alchohol. or 5-6 light beers and the next morning i will throw up ever 1/2 hour - 1 hour, usually lasting 5 or 6 hours.. but this last time was the worst ever..it lasted
11 1/2 hours.. i think i threw up a total of 11 or 12 times. I'm getting ready to see a doctor about this but in the mean time, was wondering if
anyone has idea what could be the problem.
thanks
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2ogera
replied on April 9th, 2009
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This same thing is happening to me and I can't figure it out! I was a bartender for a long time and drank regularly, woke up a little fuzzy the next day but no biggie. Now when I just have a couple cocktails I'm in really bad shape the next day! All day nausea and/or vomiting, runny eyes, shakes, etc. If you find out what's going on, I'd love to know.
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dazago
replied on May 23rd, 2009
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possible answer
One possible answer is that your body has possibly has became allergic to alcohol. But I'm not sure I've never heard of that before but its possible probably.
Another possible answer is that is that you're not taking good care of yourself while drinking. Drinking can reck havoc on the body. Causing symptoms ranging from terrible vomitting, headaches, etc etc and ending in death. Its possible that while drinking alcohol your body is becoming dehydrated or is lossing too many nutrients which thusly makes you sicker.
Now for a third possible answer is that its become a conditioned response to the alcohol. I would expect this for you 2ogera being a bartender and seeing all the other people drinking and seeing how they act and all. Its possible that you may have had a bad experience in combination with a bad hangover and since then things have only gotten worse over time.
So thats my three theories I hope they might help you.
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confused33
replied on June 15th, 2009
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I am having the same exact problem!! I started lightly in March with random nausea, now it's fierce the day after I have 2-4 drinks. I always eat while I'm drinking and drink water intermittantly. THis is terrible and I think I'll have to stick with club soda from here on out. I'm 33 and wondered if it had something to do with age?
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Sarah234
replied on August 16th, 2009
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Experiencing same thing, seeing doctor in near future
I'm experiencing the same thing and would be very interested if anyone figures it out. I used to be able to drink normally and only have mild, normal hangover headaches the next day, but now even after only two or three drinks I'm violently ill all of the following day. If I try to eat, I throw that up too. I've been on a diet lately and eating less, maybe that could be related? I'm 25 and drink enough water.
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Olivia1
replied on August 24th, 2009
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People who drink every day and then throw up can be putting themselves into very serious jeopardy. Your esophagus is constantly irritated by the gastric juices and can eventually rupture and start to bleed. That happened to my son and by the time we rushed him to emergency they could not stop the blood flow. An ER doctor told me he might not make it through the night. Praise God, he did pull through but that was one of the worst nights of my life. Please try to realize what you may be doing to yourselves and talk to your doctor's about this issue. It might save your lives.
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