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Hangover

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A hangover is a collection of symptoms occurring after excessive alcohol intake including headache, nausea, fatigue and dehydration.

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Sleep and Rest

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Rest supports recovery after alcohol-related sleep disruption.

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Electrolyte Drinks

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Electrolyte drinks may help restore fluid and salt balance.

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Avoid More Alcohol

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Avoiding further alcohol prevents worsening dehydration and impairment.

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Preventive Moderation

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Limiting alcohol intake is the most effective hangover prevention strategy.

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Simple Foods

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Plain foods such as toast or rice may help settle the stomach.

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Avoid Driving

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Driving while hungover may still impair reaction time and concentration.

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Hydration

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Replacing fluids may improve hangover symptoms.

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Pain Relief Medication

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Some pain relief medications may reduce headache.

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Vitamin B Adequacy

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Adequate B vitamins support normal energy metabolism.

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Ginger

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Ginger may help reduce nausea associated with hangovers.

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