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Alcohol and Headaches

For people who are prone to headaches
identifying triggers is an important part of*  Vomiting
pain management. Alcohol is a common headache
trigger for those who already suffer from*  Fatigue
headaches and on top of that, those who are
usually headache-free will still suffer*  Diarrhoea
headaches  from  the  hangover  effect.
There are several things you can do to avoid
Headache  Triggersa hangover and the subsequent headaches that
occur, with complete elimination of alcohol
Alcoholic drinks contain ethanol, which canbeing  the  obvious  one. Other tips include:
contribute to headaches through various
mechanisms. Headaches begin from blood vessel* Hydrate yourself prior to drinking with
vasodilation and ethanol can prompt theseeither  water  or  sports  drinks.
changes. In addition, ethanol is a diuretic
and prompts the urinary loss of several* Limit the amount of alcohol you consume to
vitamins and minerals, as well as causingone  or  two  drinks.
dehydration.
* Avoid those drinks that trigger headaches,
Headaches may occur shortly followingsuch  as  red  wine,  for  example.
consumption of alcohol or the next morning,
with the infamous 'hangover.' Those occurring* Eat before you drink, with a focus on
shortly after tend to indicate specificsufficient fat. Fat takes the longest to
alcohol sensitivity and are more likely todigest of the macronutrients, and will help
occur in people who already experienceto  slow  the  absorption  of  alcohol.
migraines  or  other  such  headaches.
Painkillers
Cluster headaches, in particular, are
triggered by alcohol. For some people, it isBe extremely cautious the next day if taking
the precise type of alcoholic drink thatany painkillers for your headache, as alcohol
causes a headache. A person may experience astill in your system combined with
headache from one glass of wine but find thatpainkillers such as acetaminophen can have
he or she can drink several shots of vodkadangerous effects. Be sure to drink water to
without suffering from a headache. Evencombat the dehydration caused by the alcohol.
within wines, for example, some may find thatMany people drink coffee the next morning but
a glass of white wine causes no problem yetas coffee it also a diuretic, this will only
red wine leaves them with an excruciatingincrease your dehydration and may also
migraine. Red wine contains tyramine, whichfurther upset your stomach and intensify your
is a known migraine trigger and so avoidanceheadache.
of red wine may be necessary for some people.
Alcohol  Safety
Hangovers
You are the one to decide how much alcohol
A hangover is essentially a toxic reaction toyou can safely consume before you suffer from
alcohol and can even be considered fooda headache. You may need to make a note of
poisoning. Alcohol is a diuretic, therebywhich drinks seem to trigger your migraines
flushing fluids from your body, and willor other headaches. If you are fortunate
generally leave you quite dehydrated as wellenough to normally be headache-free, taking a
as contributing to a headache. Many of thelittle extra care before, during and after
impurities in addition to the alcohol itselfdrinking by eating a balanced meal, drinking
can leave your stomach feeling upset andsufficient fluids and avoiding excessive
uncomfortable. Symptoms of a hangoveramounts of alcohol can help prevent a
include:hangover headache the next day. With a little
extra effort in looking after yourself, you
*  Headacheshould be able to enjoy a few drinks and your
body will thank you the next day. You'll feel
*  Extreme  thirstbetter for it and can avoid those painful
headaches.
*  Nausea



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