Monday, March 12th, 2012 at
4:20 am
Question by Cupcake: Is it normal to feel really depressed after drinking alcohol?
One or even two or three days after a heavy night out I always seem to feel really down. It seems to be a mixture of guilt/paranoia yet I am not always sure why I feel this way. I find that when I don’t drink for a while I generally feel much more positive and calm, but alcohol just brings out anxiety in me. As a result I am trying to just avoid drinking entirely which is working well for me, but I am just curious as to why this happens. Any ideas?
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Saturday, March 3rd, 2012 at
4:19 am
Question by : Bloodshot eyes for more then 24 hours after drinking heavily?
Has anyone every had bloodshot eyes that last more than a day after getting drunk? Also, can hangover depression linger around for a couple of days?
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Sunday, June 19th, 2011 at
4:19 am
Tuesday, April 26th, 2011 at
4:21 am
Help With Drinking Problems
An alcohol drinking problem is perhaps one of the most difficult habits to break. It entails determination, persistence, patience, and self-will on the part of the alcoholic to be able to overcome the perennial urge to drink. Alcohol can easily take a hold of your life if you do not pay attention to common warning signs. There are tons of ways that can help you fight your addiction problem. But of course, the will and motivation should start within you.
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Wednesday, April 20th, 2011 at
4:36 am
Tuesday, March 15th, 2011 at
4:40 am
Hypnotherapy really can help you take back the control you may have lost, to be able to drink only those limits that you know are recommended to be safe, to be able to stop before you get to the point of no return, and be able to put drinking back into perspective, where it once was. This session will leave you feeling more confident, better able to cope with all that life can throw at you, and above all, in total control at all times, of the levels of alcohol you buy and consume.
Social drinking is a fact of life, no point in denying it, and when alcohol is drunk in moderation it can be a pleasant experience that is enjoyed by thousands. Problems start to appear though, when alcohol is drunk in quantities or a frequency that starts to affect mental, emotional or physical well-being, and this can occur slowly without you even being aware of it, until something happens that you never thought would.
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Wednesday, October 20th, 2010 at
10:44 am
I know thats sounds like the problem but I cant sleep without alcohol and I cant take medication for depression because fo alcohol.
Sunday, October 17th, 2010 at
10:33 am
I went out on my bday and got shitfaced and blacked out. I had 4 shots + a beer within the first hour and a half. And I had a few more drinks through out the night. Probably around 9 or 8 drinks total. Most where Liquir I only had one beer. I ended up blacking out at the end of my party which was 2am. I dont remember the drive home. I think I was asleep. Once I got home I puked in my fiances Handbag, and ended up sleeping face down in a toilet.
The end result was a Hangover for about 5 days. I went to the Dr. on the third day because I was scared of the hangover lasting so long. I never drink, maybe on 2 other occasions I have. The Dr. Sent me home and said drink Poweraid/Gatoraid and water and get rest. Thats what I did, and on day 5 I was 100% better after a good nap.
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Thursday, October 14th, 2010 at
10:41 am
So, I think I’m suffering from mild depression, and I’m considering taking antidepressants. But, there is no way I will give up being able to get drunk on weekends for anything. I mean, what’s the point of even being alive if you can’t have fun when you feel like it? I wouldn’t take any medication if it was going to prevent me from drinking.
So, what are people’s experiences with drinking on antidepressants? Has anyone found it possible to drink while taking them without significant problems? If so, what type were they?
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