Pawan Sharma Pawan Sharma Asked 7 months ago

How to stop drunk vomiting?

Sometimes after a heavy night out, I end up throwing up a lot, and it's just miserable. I want to enjoy myself responsibly without getting to that point. How can I stop drunk vomiting?

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Anil Gupta Anil Gupta Joined Mar 2026 7 months ago
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Arre baba, if you want to stop drunk vomiting, the best remedy is to stop drinking! Haha, just kidding (mostly). But seriously, eat something solid before you drink and stay hydrated with water in between drinks. Helps a lot, trust me.

Rajesh Kumar Rajesh Kumar Joined Jan 2026 7 months ago

Bhai, simple funda hai. Don't drink on an empty stomach. Always eat a good meal first. And keep sipping water between your drinks. If you still feel sick, best to just let it out, don't try to hold it in, it's worse for you.

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Sarah Khan Sarah Khan Joined Jan 2026 7 months ago

It can be really scary when you're vomiting a lot, especially after drinking. I used to get so worried. Just remember to drink water with electrolytes, take small sips, and don't try to force anything down. Your body is just trying to get rid of the toxins.

Vimala Devi Vimala Devi Joined Feb 2026 7 months ago

Betiyon aur beton, this is a common thing that happens when you drink too much. The main thing is to take it slow. And yes, always eat well before you start. Sometimes a bit of plain soda water can help settle the stomach, but if it's too much, just let your body cleanse itself.

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