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Why does wine give me a headache...

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Vegisgrowingwell · 23/02/2019 07:55

after just one glass? It never used to but now if I've had a glass at night the next morning I have a splitting headache.

Have they changed the additives?

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Myyearmytime · 23/02/2019 07:57

Red or white .
Cheap red always used to do this me but doesn't anymore or maybe I buy more expensive bottles. But I am not a massive drinker .

PotteringAlong · 23/02/2019 07:57

Deuhydrated?

januaryisover · 23/02/2019 07:57

Dehydration ?

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Nnnnnineteen · 23/02/2019 07:58

I'm ok as long as I drink European wine.

Whynham · 23/02/2019 09:23

Sulphites

PinkHeart5914 · 23/02/2019 09:29

Was it red? Red kills me even after 1 glass you can guarantee I’ll have a banging head the next day

Cheap white also not good. Higher price white I can drink a bottle and no hangover

Champagne also fine

Myusernameismud · 23/02/2019 09:34

Try an organic wine, and if you don't get a headache then it's probably the sulphites. I'm the same. Used to drink it by the gallon in my teens and early twenties. Now one glass gives me a headache.
I rarely buy wine now but when I do
I'll get organic. Aldi do an organic prosecco too.

Terriergrrrrrrrr · 23/02/2019 09:48

I just don't get on with wine now. One glass and my head thumps. It started about ten years ago and hasn't improved so now I prefer a beer (can never manage more than one).

Celeriacacaca · 23/02/2019 09:50

South African wine always does this to me. Menopause has exacerbated things as in cheaper Prosecco will do the same and I now don't drink much at all. Ive found a more expensive sparkling French wine which doesn't affect me but will only have some occasionally now. I love a glass of wine but it doesn't love me!

sackrifice · 23/02/2019 09:50

One glass of bought wine and I feel like shit
One glass of my home made wine and all is fine.

I don't really drink but I do have a glass every now and then. i say glass, about half a glass really.

Try making it yourself, it really makes a difference. Just fruit, water, sugar and yeast.

Myusernameismud · 23/02/2019 09:56

Homemade wine has no sulphites either!

thenightsky · 23/02/2019 09:58

I used to be able to drink a bottle in an evening. Recently (over the last couple of months) I've noticed that if I do this, I wake up around 3am with an absolutely banging headache that stops me going back to sleep. Even strong painkillers don't touch it.

I think it must be my age. I'm fine on vodka or gin.

DippyAvocado · 23/02/2019 09:59

A friend of mine can't drink any wine with tannin in as it gives her a headache but she's fine with other wines.

sackrifice · 23/02/2019 09:59

Homemade wine has no sulphites either

I know. But even organic bought wine makes me feel shite.

Icedlatte · 23/02/2019 10:08

I find that within a couple of mouthfuls I tend to get a pressure headache, hot flush, clammy and if I carry on to a couple of glasses I feel almost anxious.
I've recently realised it must be sulphites. I now tend to stick to dark rum or clear spirits with juice/coke etc and don't get any of those feelings

0ccamsRazor · 23/02/2019 10:10

It could be down to thinning of the blood brain barrier?

CharlyAngelic · 23/02/2019 10:12

Sulphites, additives . Expensive quality wines tend to not do this.
You might be better having a vodka instead.

Vegisgrowingwell · 24/02/2019 09:40

Well I've woken this morning with a headache and didn't drink at all yesterday so may be dehydration is the main issue and not the wine!!!

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CharlyAngelic · 24/02/2019 10:33

Do you grind your teeth whilst sleeping?
That could be another cause.

Vegisgrowingwell · 26/02/2019 20:34

Yes I do!!

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CharlyAngelic · 26/02/2019 20:41

You can get your dentist to make you a night guard you wear over your teeth while sleeping.

Vegisgrowingwell · 01/03/2019 08:29

I'll look into that, thanks

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