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Body aches after 6 nights of drinkig.
Hello. I had 6 drinking nights in a row last week, from Sunday to Friday. Since then my body hurts. Sometimes it is the liver area, sometimes the stomach and sometimes the chest. I also feel tired all day, no matter how much sleep I get. I don't know if it is related to the alcohol. Suprisingly I don't have headaches. Sometimes my legs also feel heavy. I want to know if I should go to the doctor or just take a long rest. Oh and I am also 16, yes I know... todays youth is problematic. Thank you
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You may be suffering from dehydration due to excess intake of alcohol. Please stop any further intake immediately. Drink lots of water with an oral rehydration powder added to it, approximately 2 teaspoonfuls to one glass of water. And consult your family doctor for further medication. Take professional help if you feel you cannot stop drinking. You are young, do not cause damage to your body now, which you might regret later. Don't regard drinking as either fun or a solution to any problem. It never helps, only worsens things.
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