After a Night of Drinking

[aiden15632]

Hangovers can be an inevitable part of a night out, no matter how well you plan or how much you try to avoid them. We’ve all been there—waking up after a long night of drinking with a pounding headache, queasy stomach, and a general sense of misery. While there are many remedies out there, not all of them are foolproof.
Personally, I’ve found that hitting up one of the local soup kitchens on the side of the road is my go-to strategy. The hearty soup and the electrolytes help balance things out and offer some relief. However, I’ve noticed that this method doesn’t always work as effectively as I’d hope.
I’m curious about what remedies others have found successful. Are there particular foods, drinks, or strategies you rely on to alleviate hangover symptoms? Some people swear by hydration solutions, while others might turn to specific types of food or over-the-counter medications. If you have any tried-and-true methods or insider tips for handling a hangover, please share them. Your insights could make a big difference in turning a rough morning into a more manageable one.
Looking forward to hearing your suggestions!

[shant234]

My cure-all is...

a good Khao Tom Muh...

rice soup ALWAYS works after drinking... enough salts or electrolytes in it...

get out into the fresh air and go for a half-hour walk...



this one helped too. Unfortunately I haven't seen it in Big C for a few years...

if anyone knows where to buy it, please let me know... thanks.

[daniel74]

Food... soup always helps, with something meaty... with lots of water

, wait 20 minutes, have a beer and then a nice resuscitation fuck - but this one is more in the category of "don't overdo it right away".

[hilululu]

Wash down two aspirin with half a liter of milk, then sleep for another hour and you'll feel like a new person.

[johnson13]

no other idea to start a thread?

Don't drink too much the night before