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How long does it take you to get over a nights drinking?

LadyLucinda

Ashamed to say that I'm not even right after the second day. For 6 or 7 hours 'craic', its hardly worth it!

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whiteandlight

I'm 12 weeks pregnant. It's felt like a hangover every damn day. Everything but the headache

OldMrBrennan83

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Reiketsu

After a big night I'll spend the morning/afternoon vomiting and then eat everything in sight. It would take me 3 days to feel normal again. My hangovers weren't so bad until I turned 25 last year and it has been downhill since then.

Red Nissan

SpaceTime wrote: »

In my early college days, I just assumed everyone had a pint and threw up and couldn't see the great attraction to the whole drinking thing. I'd spend nights in clubs in the jacks barfing after 1 pint.

More or less when I was at your time of life I used to drink Hennessy Brandy ~ now mind I'd only have a few and also never seemed to suffer a hangover.

One night I was broke and my mates would not buy me the brandy but they gave me pints of Smithwicks and my head was blown off and I was total mess in the morning.

With wine I do try to stick to the red wine, a small glass a day is even beneficial.

DazMarz

Beer kills me. I can't handle the stuff at all. If I go on the piss with a rake of pints, I'm a shivering wreck the next day. And possibly the day after I'll be feeling the effects, just not as severe.

Spirits, however, especially vodka, I am more at ease with consuming all night. Yes, I'll be viciously hungover initially, but it clears quicker and it never spills into the next day.

Snake

whiteandlight wrote: »

I'm 12 weeks pregnant. It's felt like a hangover every damn day. Everything but the headache

enjoy those headaches, they'll be there for the next 6 months

Colinf1212

I drank two nights in a row last weekend and have had a severe fever all week since. I'm not sure if it's the hangover from all the vodka or if I've picked up an std from having unprotected anal sex with a club girl.

JohnMearsheimer

I was out last night, first proper night out since February. I'm not a big drinker but I had 2 or 3 more than I normally would have. Recovery time was about 12 hours. I'm definitely feeling the nights out more the older I get.

Penny Tration

Colinf1212 wrote: »

I drank two nights in a row last weekend and have had a severe fever all week since. I'm not sure if it's the hangover from all the vodka or if I've picked up an std from having unprotected anal sex with a club girl.

Classy :rolleyes:

agriman27

How did the marching go did ya get tangoed!

allandanyways

I gave up drink a year ago and stayed off it completely for about 8 months and now I might have 2 or 3 beers when a big match is on but that's about it. I had a bit of a problem with drink and not knowing my limits and drink aggravates my anxiety more than I can handle so I just avoid it and prefer more herbal remedies

On topic though, the hangover I got giving up drink is second only to the hangover I had when I left my first job which resulted in me drinking a litre bottle of cheap Polish vodka and a bottle of Buckfast in the space of an hour. I went out in Dublin city, drank a ****load of whiskey, blacked out and woke up in the back of a horsebox in the Curragh. Took me a week and a half to feel human again and even at that, I feel I left a bit of my soul in that horsebox.

gazzer

I can drink a bottle of wine on a Fri night and get up at 8am on a Sat and go to the gym for a 90 minute workout. If I drink 6 or 7 pints I would be in no state for the gym or anything else until late afternoon. Headaches and tiredness are a killer for me with a beer hangover

dgt

If I go to town on the booze I'll be a wreck the next day. But I have a small drink everyday anyway so meh

Macavity.

If I was to go out and have 4-6 pints or something I'd be grand the next day. If I'm properly drinking then anything from 24-72 hours depending on how much I've drank.

Jim Rockford

GrayFox208 wrote: »

enjoy those headaches, they'll be there for the next 6 months

nasty

Eimear811

A solid two days, regardless of what I've drank.

Do you think if you had to go through the hangover before the night out that you would do it?

Thomas D

gazzer wrote: »

I can drink a bottle of wine on a Fri night and get up at 8am on a Sat and go to the gym for a 90 minute workout. If I drink 6 or 7 pints I would be in no state for the gym or anything else until late afternoon. Headaches and tiredness are a killer for me with a beer hangover

The beer scenario has double the alcohol so that explains the difference.

bmwguy

I'm going to go against popular opinion here and say I find it much easier to function next day now (early 30s) than I did up to my mid 20s. As a younger man I would be sick, thumping headaches and be barely functional. I dont get any of that any more justba bit tired. Tend not to drink work nights but the odd time I do my workmates cant believe I am working away no problem. Must be immune to the stuff nowadays

fussyonion

SpaceTime wrote: »

If you're doing 14 pint stints on a regular basis you'll probably be needing to look out for the kidney and liver issues anyway!

I think in my case it's nothing to do with alcohol though. I can't even drink non-alcoholic beers yet, I've no hangover whatsoever with spirits or wine.

Although, some red wines seem to cause me to turn bright red for a while and get blotches all over my face and chest and sweaty.

I should just stick to vodka.

Does anyone else get that with wine?

In my early college days, I just assumed everyone had a pint and threw up and couldn't see the great attraction to the whole drinking thing. I'd spend nights in clubs in the jacks barfing after 1 pint.

TGJD

Im usually just tired and depressed the next day. Then very easily exhausted the day after that.

SeaFields

It depends on a few things. If I am after a hard days work or haven't eaten well before going out I'll have a brutal hangover the next day that won't lift til evening.

If I'm after a relaxing day beforehand and a good bite to eat before heading out, I'll be nothing more than tired after it. This also means i almost never get a hangover on holidays.

newbee22

When I was in my early 20s I didn't get hangovers at all, could function perfectly the next day. Now it takes at least 3 days to get back to normal, so I don't drink that often anymore.

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5

Physically I'm generally OK by the afternoon-ish, mentally I'm a write off for the whole day. I'm 25 now and I do notice they're starting to get worse, and I get them easier. I had two measly cans of some crappy beer last week and woke up with a headache, used to bounce out of bed after a bottle of wine plus pints. It's grand though, just means spending more money on nicer drink.

AryaStark

I cant drink spirits anymore! It would take me until the third day to feel better. At 35 a bottle of wine has me drunk and hungover until the next afternoon!
10 years ago I could mix wine and spirits and head into work for 9am!!!

fussyonion

A bottle of wine-fine.
Eight bottles of Bulmers-fine.
If I mix my drinks-absolutely hanging the next day.

stateofflux

Sunday is usually a write off. ...a winning stay in bed all day, xbox , porn and pizza write off..

Deano7

If I drink beer or wine I'm grand but if I have a lot of spirits I could be recovering all day.
As u get older the hangovers do get worse but if you drink plenty of water before u sleep that night it makes the hangover easier.

mikeyjames9

very little hangover trouble

awful depression after heavy drinking

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5

Deano7 wrote: »

If I drink beer or wine I'm grand but if I have a lot of spirits I could be recovering all day.
As u get older the hangovers do get worse but if you drink plenty of water before u sleep that night it makes the hangover easier.

Resisting the urge to do drunk-eating helps a lot too, I find. Not sure if that's because when I drunk-eat it's usually crap food and I'm giving myself a food hangover too or if it's something else.

harry Bailey esq

worst ive had was about three bad,bad days.Put me off the gargle for a bit.Theirs a lot to be said for hair of the dog