How to Get Rid of a Hangover Headache
If you've ever had a few drinks, chances are that you've had a hangover headache. While only time is a sure-fire remedy, here are a few things that might help get rid of that headache.Things You'll Need
- Aspirin
- Vitamin B Complex
- Coffee
- Fruit Juice
- Honey
- Willow Bark Capsules
Instructions
ASPIRIN. It's pain relief in a pill. It doesn't always work but it's your best chance.
Stay away from non-aspirin pain relievers that have acetaminophen. The acetaminophen can interact with any alcohol still in
Please note: Aspirin can cause stomach bleeding in some folks, so be sure you're stomach can handle aspirin before using.
B-Complex Vitamins. Drinking will reduce your Vitamin B levels, so taking a Vitamin B supplement can help you out of your misery.
Coffee. Most any caffeinated beverage will work by constricting the blood vessels in your head and neck that cause headaches.
Be careful not to drink too much, though. One or two cups should suffice - any more and you'll be jumpy!
Fruit Juice. Juice has fructose, which helps the body process alcohol more quickly.
Honey. Honey also has a lot of fructose.
Eat a light meal including some carbs. Avoid fried and fatty foods.
Try Willow Bark. It's an organic pain reliever. You can get it in capsule form at the local natural food store.
Go to Sleep. In and of itself it won't get rid of your headache, but the time you spend sleeping will put you that much closer to the
your system and eventually cause liver problems.
headache going away naturally.
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