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Hangover Anxiety
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| TranceGiant |
Question to you hardcore drinkers:
So lately (last couple of months) my hangovers were sometimes accompanied with mental "irregularities" on top of the usual physical effects. I've never really been too affected by hangovers...long sleep, good , cold shower and OJ did the trick and I felt newborn. Recently, though, I've sometimes experienced little waves of nerviness on the following day. It started one Sunday with a small-scale panic/claustrophobia attack for a few mins in the subway, which was a bit scary since totally out of nowhere. Ever since I can be almost sure that throughout the hangover day I'll feel "uncomofrtable" and detached, which as far as I know is typical for comedowns from other drugs but not alcohol. I'm by no means a regular drinker, dont get the wrong impression. Just the occasional weekend adventure...Also, I dont suffer from any mental difficulties other than that. Not that I know of at least ;)...still a bit worrying, or is it? My theory is that I'm just getting old. :sadgreen: |
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| Project-K |
Nothing to worry about.
Just the alcohol burning what's left of your brain cells and turning you into a vegetable. |
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| Silky Johnson |
| Yep, you're getting old. Welcome to the the 25+ age bracket. Sucker. |
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| Allied Nations |
welcome to my afternoons
(edit: regular drinker) |
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| TranceGiant |
| 24.5 actually. But yeah, it definitely looks like an aging thing. Damn. |
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| hectorc |
| You're getting old, and the tolerance you have developed is causing you to drink more. The extra drinks are starting to take a toll on your body that you didn't notice before. The body is reacting in odd ways because as said before, it's still trying to process/get rid of the alcohol in your body. |
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| chach |
| It's your guilty conscience get saved and go to church! |
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| pierre_escargot |
| quote: | Originally posted by hectorc
You're getting old, and the tolerance you have developed is causing you to drink more. The extra drinks are starting to take a toll on your body that you didn't notice before. The body is reacting in odd ways because as said before, it's still trying to process/get rid of the alcohol in your body. |
+1 to that. In many ways, binge drinking at weekends only can be just as dangerous as having a beer once or twice a day through the week. Keep off it for as long as you can stand and allow your body and liver/affected organs to recuperate somewhat. |
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| XaNaX |
| This is your body telling you that it is time to switch from alcohol to drugs |
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| CranberryJuice |
u gotta rest during week ends....sometimes
if u work hard during the week , dont sleep enough and keep being hangovers every week end it might affect your nerves maybe
rest for a bit and dont drink this week end.....
sleep & eat well and the next time u should be fine;) |
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| Jarvmeister |
| quote: | Originally posted by TranceGiant
....Ever since I can be almost sure that throughout the hangover day I'll feel "uncomofrtable" and detached, which as far as I know is typical for comedowns from other drugs but not alcohol. |
There's you problem right there. You've already decided you're going to have a bad time.
Slow down. Take a break from it all for a month or two and you'll reap the rewards. |
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| Dj Nacht |
| Has nothing to do with getting older or your body. Its in your head! Maybe things are changing in your life? Maybe your not happy with something. I cant do this stuff anymore because of reasons such as anxiety and depersonalization. Taking a break is probably the best thing to do! |
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