I've noticed that sometimes when I drink, and when I get up to walk a bit into a place where lighting changes,
First my vision blurs and doubles.
I start to have a headache and feel feather-weight because of my sight.
My hearing is affected and i just need to sit for a bit to rest. I don't feel nauseous at all just a bad headache. Sometimes I break out in cold sweat a bit and it makes my stomach feel weird... you know the butterflies feeling.
This varies with the amount of alcohol I consume and doesn't happen frequently.
I usually try to get back home asap to sleep it off, the only way I know how to 'cure' it.
Among my friends I only seem to have this problem when I drink.
Does this mean anything? I tried googling this but I can't seem to find anything.... I don't want to be a 'spoiler' anymore having my friends to take care of me when that happens so I'm trying to find a way I can get over this myself.
Thanks!!!!
First my vision blurs and doubles.
I start to have a headache and feel feather-weight because of my sight.
My hearing is affected and i just need to sit for a bit to rest. I don't feel nauseous at all just a bad headache. Sometimes I break out in cold sweat a bit and it makes my stomach feel weird... you know the butterflies feeling.
This varies with the amount of alcohol I consume and doesn't happen frequently.
I usually try to get back home asap to sleep it off, the only way I know how to 'cure' it.
Among my friends I only seem to have this problem when I drink.
Does this mean anything? I tried googling this but I can't seem to find anything.... I don't want to be a 'spoiler' anymore having my friends to take care of me when that happens so I'm trying to find a way I can get over this myself.
Thanks!!!!
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Well, believe it or not, even if you think that this happens only to you and to none of your friends, or anyone else in the world, you’re wrong. Actually, it’s hard to find a person who has had a significant amount of alcohol and who has not experienced this “temporal hearing and vision loss”, usually just before feeling the need to vomit your brains out and/or passing out. I’m not going to try guess how old are you, but that’s really not important because I’m quite sure how many drinks it takes to get to this stage of being drunk, and I know that it’s enough for you to try to start thinking about googleing “why is alcohol bad for me”.
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