I've spent the last two days feeling hung-over. Considering how long it's been since I've had any alcohol (and the smallish quantities I consume when I do drink), this is grossly unfair. I actually feel worse today than yesterday.
Feeling hung-over without having done anything to earn it is just wrong. If I'd been drinking it would still suck but at least I'd feel like I'd done it to myself.
[A long time ago, one of the meds I was given for fibromyalgia made me feel like this. I was taken off it as soon as I reported that symptom. I wonder whether anything I've eaten lately can cause this feeling, or if it's just my body being randomly annoying.]
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Given how [expletive]ing often I've experienced various migraine symptoms lately (with and without the telltale skull-crushing pain), incipient migraine wouldn't be surprising ...
... but would still be equally frustrating.
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Lately I've also been trying to humidify the house a bit. I've finally gotten it so that petting Perrine doesn't produce crackling sounds. (Surprisingly, she doesn't seem to care much, even when a spark happens at an ear-tip.)
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I hate Gatorade and I don't much like plain water (except when I do, which is a whole other story.) Lately, I've been drinking Propel (yes, a Gatorade product but without the gag flavors, horrific added colorings and Propel has almost no sugar) when I am able to shlep it home. I also drink tea both with and without caffeine but none of that really seems to do much for the "hangover."
What med gave you this side effect? I think the closest I had was Elavil but I wasn't thinking of it as 'hungover' so much as zombified (no human carnage, though ;)
{{Hugs}} Hope you feel better soon.
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Then there was the summer I kept losing my temper and yelling at people and punched a hole in a wall, and the psychiatrist I went to suggested anti-anxiety meds, and it turned out thatthe drug I was already taking for the fibromyalgia was (by primary use) an anti-anxiety drug, so she took me off of that and I became myself again. I really, really thought I was going crazy then, until I stopped taking that.
I haven't had much luck with central nervous system drugs like that. But most of the meds they use to try to regulate sleep for fibro are just that sort of thing (usually starting with the antidepressants, often at what, a tenth of the psychiatric dose? Enough to screw me up though.).
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not drank alchohol since I was in college more than a decade ago. Not a
headache, but having every muscle in my body decide to take a holiday.
Real fun trying to walk around. Now I will never live down a rep at work
of having drunk my breakfast a few days.
Yes, the doc is in the process of changing my meds right now.