hangover
physiological condition
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alcoholism
- In alcoholism: Acute diseases
…of these syndromes is the hangover—a general malaise typically accompanied by headache and nausea. After a prolonged bout of drunkenness, however, severe withdrawal phenomena often supervene. These phenomena include tremulousness, loss of appetite, inability to retain food, sweating, restlessness, sleep disturbances, seizures, and abnormal changes in body chemistry (especially electrolyte…
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Why Does Drinking Give You a Hangover?
- In Why Does Drinking Give You a Hangover?

…their consumption, scientific research on hangovers is surprisingly limited. The current working theories offer only partial explanations or have been contradicted by research. So we don’t really know what causes hangovers, but we have some guesses. Let’s take a look at four popular theories that contribute to our hangover knowledge.
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