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Saturday night i had an excessive amount of liquor. ever since then, i've been having abdominal pains, the chills, a headache and loose stole.what's?
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Alcohol -side effect: Alcohol, especially in excessive amounts, can have real side effects. We, as a society, are not used to thinking of alcohol as a drug- but it is. It sounds like your body 'has had enough' and is dumping it out of your system. Unfortunately, you also lose water, salts and nutrients with this purge. I recc chicken soup, rest, and no more alcohol. Headache is from dehydration. Avoid heavy meal 4now
Answered 6/10/2014
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