A disturbance in the body resulting from excessive use of alcohol. Symptoms vary from person to person and even at different occasions for the same person. Symptoms may include headache, upset stomach, vomiting, thirst, and general weakness.<\/p>\n
A condition occurring after a person has drunk too much alcohol, with dehydration caused by inhibition of the antidiuretic hormone in the kidneys. The symptoms include headache, inability to stand noise and trembling of the hands.<\/p>\n
The unpleasant symptoms that result from drinking an excessive amount of alcohol. Symptoms usually include nausea, headache, dizziness, irritability, thirst, and fatigue. hangover may also involve tremor, pale skin, unsteady walking, vomiting, heartburn, and loss of appetite. Hangover is caused by the body’s metabolism of the alcohol and other chemicals, known technically as congeners, that occur in alcoholic beverages. Intense hangover symptoms usually begin approximately 14 or 15 hours after the first drink and can last up to 24 hours. There is no cure except time; the only treatment is over-the-counter pain medications, fluids to help offset dehydration, and rest. Frequent hangovers can be a sign of alcohol abuse or dependence; medical attention is recommended.<\/p>\n
A nontechnical term for the malaise that may be present after ingesting a considerable amount of an alcoholic beverage or other central nervous system depressant. Symptoms usually present upon awakening from a sleep include some if not all of the following: mental depression, headache, thirst, nausea, irritability, fatigue. Symptoms and their severity will vary with the individual. The presence of congeners in alcoholic beverages is thought to be related to the development of a hangover. There is no specific therapy.<\/p>\n
All of the physical symptoms, such as nausea, upset stomach, headache, and a sensitivity to noise, that for many people are the aftereffects of drinking too much alcohol.<\/p>\n
A hangover refers to the uncomfortable symptoms often experienced after excessive alcohol consumption, which include headache, nausea, dizziness, and feelings of depression. Alcohol increases urine production, leading to some of the hangover symptoms due to slight dehydration.<\/p>\n
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