Pharmacists solve hangovers like this! Hangover remedies by type of hangover

 

 

The place where the most easily damaged by excessive drinking comes from the stomach. That's why heartburn is the most common symptom of a hangover. This is because alcohol is converted into a toxic substance called acetaldehyde, which then irritates the stomach during the acetaldehyde detoxification process and causes an excess of stomach acid. For this type of heartburn hangover, we recommend antacids in the form of squeezing suspensions of aluminum. You can enjoy it without feeling like you're taking medicine.

 

In addition, for gastritis and indigestion caused by excessive drinking, it can be helpful. Banhasasimtang contains a large amount of herbal ingredients that help restore the function of the gastrointestinal tract, eliminate toxins, and suppress inflammation.

 

If you have indigestion, you can take a liquid digestive pill that you can easily buy at any pharmacy.

 

 

Rumbling

 

Rumbling in your stomach the day after drinking is a symptom that everyone who has ever had a drink has experienced. This symptom is caused by a malfunction of the urea circuit in the liver, which helps L-arginine to release ammonia.

 

The ingredients dihadoxydibutyl ether and ursodeoxycholic acid, which are components of Gareo and Ursa, promote bile secretion, which can help digest fats and relieve congestion.

 

In addition, scopolamine-based motion sickness medicines such as Mecaine can also help with hangover rumblings.

 

 

Liver fatigue recovery, liver detoxification

 

If you have an important event and need to relieve hot flashes or need a quick detox to give you some energy, B vitamins and garlic can help your liver recover from fatigue.

 

Glutathione can also detoxify acetaldehyde, which is the cause of hangovers.

 

Arginine, betaine, and citric acid in a cocktail therapy of the liver* also

It is associated with the urea or citric acid cycle in the liver, which prevents the toxicity of waste products after metabolism in the liver. Liver medicines are over-the-counter and can be easily purchased at pharmacies.

 

Muscle pain

 

When alcohol enters the body, the liver breaks down acetaldehyde first, slowing down lactic acid breakdown, causing muscle pain. Arginine can help eliminate lactic acid.

 

 

ᅵheadache

 

Hangover headaches are also caused by acetaldehyde toxins. It is helpful to take yellow lotus detoxification bath, which contains sedative herbal medicines, or liver medicines such as hepatine.

 

 

Vomiting and diarrhea

 

If vomiting or diarrhea occurs the day after drinking, it is recommended to take a gastrointestinal protection product. Consuming tea made from mixed plant extracts such as peas, schisandra, and potatoes can help. Peas contain antibacterial properties for food poisoning, schisandra speeds up stomach emptying, and potatoes regenerate the stomach wall.

 

Taking these multi-ingredient medicines in a cocktail remedy can help you get rid of your hangover more quickly.

 

If you drink alcohol frequently, you are likely to lose magnesium, so it is a good idea to take a magnesium supplement, and drink plenty of water as it is used to break down alcohol.

Above all, it's good to remember that the best hangover cure is sobriety.