Hello, Yes, the symptoms you are describing can occur after consuming a large amount of alcohol followed by repeated vomiting. Alcohol can directly irritate the throat and oral mucosa, while repeated vomiting can expose the throat to gastric acid and cause further irritation. Vomiting and alcohol consumption can also contribute to dehydration, which may worsen throat and tongue discomfort. Since you currently do not have chest pain or breathing difficulty, that is reassuring. However, after significant alcohol intake and repeated vomiting, it is important not to ignore persistent or worsening symptoms. I would recommend avoiding alcohol for now, maintaining adequate hydration, and avoiding very spicy, acidic or irritating foods until the symptoms settle. A proper assessment is advisable if the pain is persistent, worsening, or associated with difficulty swallowing, vomiting blood, blood in saliva, severe chest/abdominal pain, fever, breathing difficulty, or inability to drink fluids. The exact cause cannot be confirmed without taking a proper history and, if required, examining your throat/oral cavity. If you would like, you can book an online consultation with me on Practo. During the consultation, I can take a detailed history of the alcohol intake and vomiting episode, assess your symptoms, discuss whether any examination or investigation is required, and guide you regarding appropriate treatment and precautions. Please keep any previous medical reports and details of medicines you are currently taking available during the consultation. Dr. NRIPENDRA KUMAR TRIPATHI Online Consultation Available

Betadine gargle add 3ml solution in hot to warm water gargle it before meals two times Zerodol sp three times a day after food for 3to5 days. Montek lc one at night

If the intoxication is recent only take pantocid 40 mg OD and syp mucaine gel 10 ml TDS If this persist or there is severe chest pain or vomiting kindly consult

This presentation is most likely due to alcohol induced gastritis.

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It is irritation and inflammation of throat, food pipe and stomach. Take soft bland diet in small quantity, for 2 to 3 days, sips of cold milk. Tab domperidone 10mg one every 8hours. Syp mucaine gel 5ml every 8hours .

You have vomited several times after drinking Neat Bacardi. Now all Bacardi is out. Please learn a lesson for yourself for future.

Your symptoms could be due to alcoholic gastritis,the stomach acid content may have irritated the upper GI.Avoid alcohol for a few days,take any PPI and domperdone for the relief.Visit a physician in your area if the symptoms persist

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please book a consultation with me for proper evaluation.

your symptoms can plausibly be from direct alcohol irritation plus stomach acid irritating the throat/tongue after repeated vomiting. Alcohol can also contribute to dehydration.

No need to be panic it may happen after concentrated alcohol consumption. Alcohol has affected all the areas you thought of, which means all the reasons you mentioned are responsible for this situation. But if it lasts more then 12 hours then do visit a doctor

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Dear Patient, ​What you are experiencing is very common. The soreness is a combination of direct alcohol irritation, harsh stomach acid from vomiting, and dehydration.  ​Since you have no chest pain or breathing issues, you can manage this at home ​Hydrate well: Sip cool water or electrolytes frequently to rehydrate and soothe the mucosa.  ​Salt water gargles: Rinse with warm salt water 3–4 times daily to reduce throat inflammation. ​Bland diet: Stick to soft, non-spicy, and non-acidic foods (like yogurt, warm soup, or porridge) for 2–3 days. ​ Please seek in-person evaluation if you develop severe pain while swallowing liquids, fever, persistent vomiting, or any blood in your vomit or stool. ​With rest and proper hydration, your throat should heal within a few days!Take care

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Hello, Take Balanced diet which is mentioned below, 1/3 of food plate should contain bread ( or 4 roti ), pasta, potato and rice. 1/3 of food plate should contain fruits and vegetables. 1/9 of food plate should contain fish, meat, egg, beans and other non dairy sources of protein. 1/9  of food plate should contain milk and dairy foods. 1/9 of food plate should contain food and drink high in fat and/ or sugar.   plus a glass of milk daily.   For prescription contact me at GPay at +91959508739nine or consult by practo app. In future if consultations are required than contact me at GPay at +91959508739nine or consult by practo app. Thanks.

Urti Steam inhalation Salt water gargling

Stay hydrated Drink 4-5 liters of water Take pan 30 mins before food Avoid spicy foods and masala items If symptoms persists or worsen do visit physician

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

No need for any treatment as such it's normal to have troat pain after alcohol withdrawal vomiting

Hello, Your throat pain and tongue soreness can occur due to irritation from alcohol and repeated vomiting, along with dehydration and acid reflux. Keep yourself well hydrated, avoid alcohol/spicy or acidic foods for a few days, and take warm salt-water gargles. If symptoms are severe/persistent, or you develop difficulty swallowing/breathing, severe chest pain, blood in vomit, or worsening symptoms, please get examined by a doctor promptly. Regards, Dr. Pratiksha Sahani

Throat and tongue soreness after heavy drinking and repeated vomiting is usually from acid irritation and dehydration, not something more serious. Since your breathing feels normal and nothing else concerning has come up, this is likely to settle on its own over a few days.