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Stomach issues while drinking

I know that I am underage and shouldn't drink, and I used to drink quite a bit, I quit for 9 months though after I started getting stomach issues. I used to be able to drink a lot and be fine, like not even get tipsy. But one night me and some friends drank a whole bottle of vodka, and now I can't even get through a beer with out getting shaky and feeling like I'm going to throw up. I don't know what it is. And I had stomach issues over the summer, where if I ate not even a full meal I would get the same feeling as I just explained. I don't know what it is, or what I need to do but it would be greatly appriciated for some inlightenment on my situation. Thanks.
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203342 tn?1328737207
I agree with Beargizmo. You may have done some damage to your stomach by the binge drinking. It's very dangerous to your health to drink like that. I think you should see a doctor and have them give you a full examination. It could just be an ulcer or something but ulcers can grow if left untreated and can even lead to cancer so you just never know. It's just best to get checked out.
Please be careful from now on. I wish you well.
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176495 tn?1301280412
Your body is telling you "don't drink"  I highly recommend seeing a doctor about this, however.
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Thank you for the concern but I an assure you that I do not drink often. And I'm very sorry about your son. It's things like that that made me quit in the first place. I just want to know what happened for this to occur, because like I said I can't even have a little drink with out feeling nausiated.
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176495 tn?1301280412
Get yourself to a doctor...you could be damaging your liver or your stomach...and think very seriously about the amount you are drinking...last year on Nov 23 I lost my 26 year old son who had drank too much,, passed out and drowned on his own vomit...not a very pleasant way to go...it is not worth it.

Go see a doctor and then get into recovery program (AA for instance).  I don't know how old you  are but you are aiming for a very young death.

Jim
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