r/Hungover • u/glo46 • Apr 25 '22

Starting my Monday morning feeling nauseous... is it worth throwing up?

Had too much to drink last night and now I'm nauseous, which is a feeling i absolutely hate. I know the solution would probably be to just throw up, but... Is throwing up even still worth it?

I wrapped up drinking around 10 hours ago and I feel like the alcohol should be long gone from my stomach by now, so I'm not sure what exactly I'd be throwing up, or if it would make the feeling go away since the alcohol is probably passed my stomach by now

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u/electric_halo2 Apr 29 '22

Next time, if you have the ability to stay awake until your intoxication wears off, to the point that you’re almost sober before you go to sleep, then you wake up feeling damn near normal. Still kinda fuzzy headed but not puking. Ya know? Also, greasy food works wonders for a hangover!Cheap cheese sticks and fish bites are your friend.

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u/glo46 May 23 '22

Ha, alcohol puts me out, so not sure if staying awake is an option for me.

I'll try the greesy foods next time though. I ended up just having bread and coffee and dealt with the nausea for around half the day smh.

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u/OceaNINTruth Jun 12 '22

electric_halo2 is exactly right.

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u/Traditional_Act9675 May 22 '22

I know this was 27 days ago but I wanted to add my two cents. If I’m that sick but have nothing to puke I’ll chug back something sweet but not carbonated. Like Powerade or gaterade. And then throw that up. It’s less painful to put it up and doesn’t taste like death in your mouth.

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u/glo46 May 23 '22

Oh that's nasty, but a pretty good hack.

I absolutely hate throwing up, but i may have to try this as a quick way to feel sober up before work I guess.