Question by Chloe H: drinking very little alcohol but still feeling sick – how do i stop this feeling?
went out last night and had two drinks and was perfectly sober but felt really sick, on new years jan 09 i was sick when i was out and now anytime i drink alcohol even small amounts i feel like i need to be sick, was having a look on the internet and seems a few people have it and that maybe i have and intolerance’s to alcohol is there something i can do to stop this, as anytime before that news years i could drink alcohol and be fine.
i have also seen the thing about when drinking alcohol you should also drink water the thing is i don’t like water so don’t really drink loads of it and am now wondering is this maybe also a reason why i could be feeling like this
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Answer by OU812
Some people are allergic to alcohol and suffer what is commonly referred to as “alcohol poisoning” You can’t drink. No biggie.
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Perhaps your allergic to something in alcohol. Could be a good thing. Just because you can’t drink alcohol doesn’t mean you can’t have a good time. You can even be a designated driver and maybe save a life or jail time to a friend. Look at the positive side of this.
you could have an allergy to alcohol, which means if you don’t want to feel sick then you shouldn’t drink alcohol.
or you could have an allergy to something in the alcohol.
Is it only certain types of alcohol or is it any alcohol? yeast is a common ingredient in in the fermentation process, if you have an allergy to yeast then any foods w/ yeast in them will give you problems.
if you have celiac’s disease which means your body can’t process glutens then you won’t be able to drink alcohol products that are not distilled, such as beer, ale, lager, etc. as these alcohols are made w/ grains that aggravate the celiac’s disease. But alcohols that are distilled remove the gluten protein.
you need to figure out what your issue is and modify your life because what is merely an intolerence can grow to a full blown allergy and food allergies can be lethal.
as to drinking water w/ your alcohol. If you’re dehydrated then the alcohol will hit your system harder and faster. If you are well hydrated then the alcohol will take longer to take effect.