Stop me from being sick

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Throw up, eat some bread and drink lots of water.

I've never actually tried replacing electrolytes...any good?

To be honest, when you get the munchies for certain foods (usually salty or sweet foods, or both!) it works in a similar way. It's your body crying out for attention. That's why mcdonald's is so busy at night time in large cities :smile:

It probably works just as well as replacing it with ion solutions. That, and eating something sometimes stops the nausea, especially if it's got carbs in it. Though that might just be me. Also lots of water to prevent the hangover, but only when you're able to keep it down.

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Jessaay!

Original post by insignificant

Urm Hey guys.. Just woke up.. I just kept sipping water until I couldn't anymore kept sticking my head out the window and fell asleep on the bathroom floor cos it was nice and cold.. Nice surprise for my mum and dad in the morning.. Whoops.

Hehe don't worry, I've had worse drunken/hangover stories. I know what you mean about finding it nice when you feel cold.

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Potiron

What you need now is one of these babies:

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insignificant

Original post by Potiron

What you need now is one of these babies:

That just made me feel sick again, thanks :angry:

I haven't moved from my bed since... I also haven't eaten since yesterday morning, it's a good diet! The place where I went had 2 for one on cocktails and each one had about 4 different shots in it... never having shots again! Which reminds me... This guy gave me 10
Jaegers... I don't remember what happened to them :/

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Agony Aunt

I drank ridiculous amounts last night, for about 5 hours. I threw up at around 10pm and then again around 5am, had to throw up silently so I wouldn't wake up my parents, they'd go mad otherwise.

Reply 25

Potiron

Original post by insignificant

That just made me feel sick again, thanks :angry:

That or a Burger King Extra Large Bacon Double Cheeseburger usually does the trick, I find.

How are you feeling now?

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Subcutaneous

Peppermint tea and some Ginger biscuits

Reply 27

insignificant

Original post by Potiron

That or a Burger King Extra Large Bacon Double Cheeseburger usually does the trick, I find.

How are you feeling now?

Okay, just had some plain pasta. Gonna get another shower, then bed again for me.

Reply 28

insignificant

Original post by Subcutaneous

Peppermint tea and some Ginger biscuits

Good idea about the peppermint tea actually, heard it does wonders.

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Subcutaneous

Original post by insignificant

Good idea about the peppermint tea actually, heard it does wonders.

Oops I nagged you by accident, sorry (bloody iPhone!)

It does, small sips and a bit of sugar it does help brilliantly! I sometimes suggest it to patients if they get nausea with medications etc

Reply 30

insignificant

Original post by Subcutaneous

Oops I nagged you by accident, sorry (bloody iPhone!)

It does, small sips and a bit of sugar it does help brilliantly! I sometimes suggest it to patients if they get nausea with medications etc

I never ever drink, but it was the first time in a very long time me and my boyfriend had been able to go out together for his brothers birthday, and the place we went had 2 for 1 cocktails on, so yeah :/ Completely not used to any of this, my stomach is cringing its an awful feeling! My stomach is quite sensitive so my doctor prescribed me Domperidone, but took about 3 hours to feel any sort of effect so will defo have to get some peppermint tea... thankyou! (Don't worry about the accidental neg, I understand the iPhone pain!)