Why am I not hungover anymore after a week of binge drinking?

“Alcohol has a diuretic effect—heavy drinking may maximize that,” says Vincent Pedre, M.D., author of Happy Gut. ... You know that a good night's sleep can help you feel your best in the a.m. But you might not realize that while a few glasses of wine could put you to sleep, ... read more

Hungover is due to many unpleasant things resulted from alcohol and its metabolites. A week after drinking, all of the above things ususally are eliminiated from your body. Repeating binge drinking also makes your body more insensitive to the destruction of your body. Binge driking damages your body irreversibly. Don't do that for your life. read more

Experiencing nausea, stomach pain, and loss of appetite four days after drinking is unusual. It could merely be a coincidence that you contracted a virus or some other form of infection, and the symptoms from that began around the same time that you were experiencing your hangover. read more

The morning after this binge drinking I usally feel like I want to jump out of my skin and repeat purge to try and make myself feel better. I crying an crying uncontrollablely. I also take adtivan to try and make my self sleep in hopes that it will go away. My friend seem to hardly get hungover while I am unable to function properly for up to week. read more