what would be the best way to get over hangover? drank 5 bottles of beer and a bottle of vodca last night with my friends.

Question

How unhealthy is drinking beer only one bottle a day?

Answer 1

Prevention next time: Hang-overs can last for more than 24 hours with headache, drowsiness, concentration problems, dry mouth, dizziness, fatigue, gastrointestinal distress, absence of hunger, sweating, nausea, hyper-excitability, anxiety. (http://en.wikipedia.org/) For faster relief, here's a link to 11 options recommended by MensHealth magazine (http://www.menshealth.com/mhu/party/11-ways-ease-nasty-hangover)

Answer 2

Don't get it: Why don't you just prevent it. Avoid drinking so much that you get a hangover!

Answer 3

Moderation: You can start by not drinking more than 5 alcoholic drinks (of normal size) a night. No more than 3 in a 2 hour period. You also want to make sure you have had at least 5 cups of water & a full meal before you drink alcohol. Another thing that may help is to alternate your alcohol with water (beer, water, beer, water; for example). Stick to light alcohols, and to the same type (don't switch).

Answer 4

No cure: I don't believe there's a "cure" for a hangover. However, in my experience, drinking lots of fluid and taking nsaids such as Ibuprofen or Naproxen may help with symptoms, especially headaches.

Answer 5

Not drink: Avoid drinking. Know your limits.

Answer 6

Varies: Hangovers are complicated. Some drinkers feel irritable because alcohol withdrawal causes the brain to be sensitive. Some drinkers are dehydrated or have depleted their minerals after moderate or heavy drinking. Some people feel poisoned because of additives in alcoholic beverages even when they do not drink to excess (e.g. Red wine). There are different ways to reduce each of these.

Answer 7

Don't drink: Hangovers happen when you drink more than what your metabolism can handle.

Answer 8

Don't drink so much: ...Next time. Nothing really helps, but you should stay hydrated (with water!), rest, and eat small frequent amounts. Drinking to excess can cause serious medical problems, besides being a sign of alcoholism.

Answer 9

Moderation is better: Per uptodate, people who successfully drink in moderation are, by definition, not abusers of alcohol. No level of alcohol consumption can reliably be regarded as safe for some. Recommendations for "safe" levels of drinking differ between men & women."problem drinking" (frequent hangover, excessive drunkenness, or sleeping in one's clothes) is clearly related to excess mortality. Drink less please!

Answer 10

Avoid alcohol: The best treatment is avoid drink to much alcohol or just avoid it.

Answer 11

None proven: Every study, so far, of dozens of hangover cures have not shown any to work consistently in most people. A recent study out of china said that they found sprite to be helpful in hangovers, but i haven't read the study, and can't vouch for it. Staying well-hydrated (getting drunk dehydrates you), using tylenol (acetaminophen) for headache and giving it time is mostly the best we can do. Drinking less prevents it.

Answer 12

Don't drink alcohol: The best treatment is alway prevention... So avoiding alcohol is the best way not to have a hangover. Here are some tips for managing a hangover. If possible, stay up until you are reasonably sober, then drink lots of water, and take acetamnophen before going to sleep. In the morning, drink lots of extra water. Ibuprofen helps the headache, take antacids if your stomach is upset.

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