why does my legs hurt in the morning after a hard night drinking?

Answer 1

Believe it or not it's all the toxins from the alchohol in your blood. The body shifts them to the lowest part of your body (your legs) even when you are lying flat. And because your emune system fights to get rid of the toxins your vascular system works harder in this area hence the ache

Answer 2

I am not a medical expert so I can't advise any medical things. However, this sounds similar to a borderline potassium deficiency. Low potassium results in cramps in the extremities, sometimes very severe, sometimes just an ache. After drinking, the body expels water so you become dehydrated, which aggrevates teh low potassium which means you are more likely to have leg cramps. Drink a big glass of water before going to bed. You will be less dehydrated in the morning and less likely to have cramps from dehydration. The dehydration is also what causes that headache the next day. So after a hard day's night, I take 2 aspirin and a big glass of water or two just at bedtime.

Answer 3

cease ingesting?? LOL Uh, while you're experiencing a hangover, this could make sense as a hangover truly in simple terms ability which you're dehydrated. Drink gatorade to top off electrolytes and fluids. a pair of bananas ought to help too. I continually attempt to drink a million cup of bottled water after each alcoholic drink in the previous commencing next drink to avert turning out to be dehydrated.

Answer 4

First of all, dehydration. Alcohol tricks your body into thinking it's getting fluids. Once your body finds out it's not water it starts holding liquid. Swelling and bloating. Swollen legs maybe. Before bed, after drinking, try swigging a tall glass of water w/a Centrum. And take a pee.

Answer 5

My legs hurt after a night out because of the dancing!! Do you dance?? If so this is more than likely the culprit!!

Answer 6

You must be pubbing chap! The leg hurt because you have drink too much, not the night before, its accumulated. Try not to drink too much, if can't, i suggest you drink without putting ice cube. you may drink it chilled, but no ice. Remember.
The best is you switch it to red wine.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

A. Pub Crawl
B. Bush Jumping
C. No good blood left!
Its bound to be one of these and all are a result of excessive amounts of the gud stuff!

Answer 9

Probably a UDI (Unidentified Drinking Injury), usually caused by falling over and not remembering.

Answer 10

If you can feel pain in the morning, then you haven't drunk enough the night before. You're letting the side down. Do it seriously tonight.