Why do I puke more than once when I've been drunk? (lemmy.ml)

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So I've been drinking and it becomes like I drink water and I puke right away. So it's like what's the point of puking if I can't get rid of all the toxicant in one go. I end up just puking whatever I put in. I assume puking is good but yeah I don't get the point if it can't be just a one time thing.

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[-] [email protected] 2 points 6 days ago

I have an interesting question regarding this. I drink occasionally but not to the point where I'm shitfaced, usually not feeling very drunk or not drunk at all and yet I still throw up.

I throw up multiple times a couple of times in a row and I have no idea why this happens. I wouldn't believe it's alcohol poisoning since it has happened at as low as 3 beers (regular strength, not any ridiculous IPA type beers).

I'm curious if any more educated people have any idea what this can be about. I've been trying to figure this shit out for years but have just mostly given up on drinking instead.

[-] [email protected] 1 points 6 days ago

Maybe it's some kinda allergic reaction. I know some people will get migraine like symptoms with red wines. Something to do with the tannins (compounds that give the 'dryness' effect in wines).

Are these craft brews or domestic stuff like Coors/bud?

[-] [email protected] 1 points 6 days ago

Could be, I drank more beer before, recently it's mostly been ciders. I rarely drink wine though, I'd rather have more beers/ciders that I enjoy the taste of than drink to feel intoxicated. Occasionally I drink a glass of whiskey or two on the weekends and that's usually not an issue.

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