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Q: How Should I Help My Hubby

asked by: active on May 21st, 2005

New User

Hi everyone, could u pls suggest me what should I do??? My hubby drank few pints of beer last night (boys night out) not too much just 5. He vomited three times since last night. He has headache and don’t want to eat anything. I don’t know how to help him.

Thank you

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Tamadrummer

replied on May 21st, 2005

Active User, very eHealthy

Probably just rub his tummy and next time he goes out drinking, dont allow him to drin 5 pints. Maybe some eggs and toast would settle his stomach as well. It is normally good to eat a bit after a night of bingeing.

Rae

replied on June 8th, 2005

New User

tamadrummer wrote:

probably just rub his tummy and next time he goes out drinking, dont allow him to drin 5 pints. Maybe some eggs and toast would settle his stomach as well. It is normally good to eat a bit after a night of bingeing.

you could also avoid a bad case of a hangover by having something to eat before you start drinking as well as going back to sleep.

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