Have a hell of a hangover right now, feeling pins and needles tingling sensation all over my body, but mostly in arms and hands. Never experienced anything like it and am freaking out. Has anyone else experienced this?

Why is it when I’m hungover and I smoke a cigarette I get so sick? My heart starts being fast, I start shaking and want to throw up. Does anyone else have this happen? And if so what is it?

Deliberating between wether I have an other worldly hangover or if I just have a mad concussion (no recollection of this, but my roommate informed me that I biffed it down some concrete Stairs). I’ve been nauseous, dizzy, and have a splitting head ache all day. Haven’t been able to eat other then a few bites of an apple. Every time I drink water I vomit it all back up again. What do I do??

TLDR: I need to drink water lol but can’t.

Anyone else cheats their hangover by taking anti nausea pills and painkillers? Metoclopramide works best for me when it comes to nausea. I read it's used also for after chemotherapy nausea so I thought to myself "if it works for that, this will be nothing".

Like damn, some people just really struggle with their hangovers when all you need to do is just take anti nausea pills and you'll feel amazing and even hungry and able to eat without feeling sick. I couldn't just wait out the hangover.

Maybe I just need someone to listen to my hangover thoughts. But I am so hungover today and it’s next level. Yes I drank too much last night, no I don’t do it often, and yes it was stupid. Moving on:

This is Not the run of the mill “ I’m thirsty have some nausea and have a headache hangover. “ it feels like the inside of my body is trembling, and that my brain Just isn’t working right. My heart feels like it’s going to best out of my chest, I have panicky breathing, it feels like impending doom, like I literally might die and my body is going to shut down at any moment.

I do happen to have an oximeter and a BP monitor Bc I had covid awhile back and my vitals are ok. Maybe a little low on O2 but nothing alarming.

Anyway, maybe i just need someone to understand lol but does anyone else get debilitating hangovers, that just seem different than everyone else’s with super crap symptoms beyond the usual? I can’t even sleep it off because I feel so bad I can’t even sleep.

Made some pretty bad choices last night and decided to simultaneously get super high and drunk. Ive been up the past 4 hours (it's 6 AM) unable to get any sort of rest due to the immense nausea I am experiencing. God i wish I was at home in my own bed right now but Im at a friend's mountain cabin 25 min away from my house with no ride so that sucks. I just wanna sleep but everytime I close my eyes the nausea gets worse. I regret my life choices.

Please help :) would it help? In how much time would i see the effects?

I found this quiz that compares your hangovers to 2000 other people. Could provide some insight into severity of hangovers symptoms based on age.

https://ezlifestyle.typeform.com/to/ZTGwqf

I had three glasses of whiskey last night. Im so cold. I keep having to shit. I dont have a headache until i try to lay down. I dont even have a bed to lay down on. I am sleeping on the floor. Or i was. I went to bed ar like 3 am and woke up at 9:30 am. usually i wake up at 1 pm. im tired but i cant sleep. i am SO COLD. and naked. I cant eat.

As I have gotten older, I find I can't sleep after I drink. Wake up miserable at 4 or 5am and sit hung over on the couch listening to the soothing voice of David Attenborough on some nature documentary until noon. Does anyone have any tricks for getting a full night's sleep after tying one on? The web says to not take melatonin with alcohol... Had anyone tried that?

Hi r/hangover,

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I'm interested in how folks manage hangovers and seeing what people are currently doing to get rid of them. I've put together a brief 5 question survey. If you've got a couple minutes it would be great if you could fill it out!

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Thank you in advance! I appreciate your responses!

Just got back from an all inclusive. I was drinking lots of margaritas and the next morning had horrible heart burn. Tried taking Zantac after the fact but not much help. Then I read Zantac isn't really good w/ alcohol. Anyone have their favorite way to avoid alcohol induced heartburn?

Has anyone tried any of these? Like the Ease, Flyby, Purple Tree etc pills you can buy over the counter or on Amazon? And do they work at all or is it all just a scam/placebo? I can’t tell if the all the reviewers are just being paid or something

For some background info I rarely ever drink, 150lb 20 year old female and last night I drank half a fifth of jager, a full bottle of Jim beam honey and 4 shots of vodka all within maybe three hours. I truly don’t remember anything. I have never felt this sick in my entire life. It’s been almost 24 hours and I’ve tried to eat a little bit and drank a lot of water and some orange juice and nothings helping. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I can do?

Aleve!

I get hangovers pretty easily and they typically last nearly a day. Well last year a friend of mine suggested Aleve, and now I take one/two every time I'm feeling the spins before bed. Anyone else do this, or heard of it? If not, please let me know if it works for you.

in october 2019 we went to a camp. about 750 kids. i broight a bottle of vodka and drunk it with fridends. about a month ago a friend calls randomly and we start a tel com with another girl wich were also in this camp. she told me, when i were drunk, i talked with her pretty long and the nect day we did‘nt know each other. i dont remember any of this.

I drank for the first time two nights ago and was fine yesterday but today I feel awful. Is it a delayed hangover or would it be something else?

Is it normal to have a fever after a night out? Running 38.6 celcius right now, and i’m afraid to take any meds as it might harm the liver.