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anaemia and alcohol - November 1st 2009, 09:10 AM

Does have low iron make you drunk quicker??

I had three drinks last night, was sick twice and came home early.
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Re: anaemia and alcohol - November 1st 2009, 11:20 AM

Yeah, there's a good chance it could. But it can be linked to loads of other things as well, depending on how much you'd eaten beforehand, whether you were really tired, or on your period.


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Re: anaemia and alcohol - November 1st 2009, 11:54 AM

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Yeah, there's a good chance it could. But it can be linked to loads of other things as well, depending on how much you'd eaten beforehand, whether you were really tired, or on your period.
I'd eaten lots of pasta before going out, I dont go drinking on an empty stomach. I'm really tired, due to the lack of iron in my body, so that could be a factor.

I've got the docs on friday to sort out my iron levels etc.. its just taking too long.
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