Alcohol Intolerance

[Rubyrose]

My friend T and I often go out and have a few drinks, sometimes one glass of wine, sometimes one bottle, sometimes so many shots that we can't see straight, but no matter how much she drinks, she will always throw up in the morning. Even if she wasn't drunk...
She has tried varying her drinks and cutting out wine but it makes no difference. She can have one glass or 20 and she will be sick.
We went out Saturday night and got very drunk indeed, mixed our drinks and she was sick a few times in the night and once in the morning and then she was fine. Ate a fried breakfast and carried on with the day. Usually this is the case...
However, last night she went out on a blind date and got on really well with the guy. She had 2 and a half glasses of wine (only one of which she bought) and didn't finish all of the half. They were out from about 8:30pm to about 10:30pm and when I picked her up at 10:30pm she seemed hammered! Slurring her words, failling about the place. When we got home she was laying on the floor, saying the room was spinning. She couldn't form her words properly but was managing to talk.
This morning she is constantly throwing up and feels dizzy but she said she doesn't feel hungover and doesn't have a headache, she just can't stop being sick! We work together and I've just had to run her home!

My question is, does this seem like someone who is drunk or could she have had her drink spiked?I know alcohol and her aren't the best of friends but I've never seen her that out of it, and especially not on two glasses of wine.

RRx

[chelle7272]

//Only up to the point where you seem witty and attractive, joeluke ? //

LOL!

[Rubyrose]

That bit made me laugh too Chelle.

[chelle7272]

Seriously though, I'd agree with Ankou. I get ibs, though not as bad as has been described,and it sounds likely. It certainly sounds like she should get checked out by the doctor anyway.

[Ankou]

its still posssible that she could have been slipped ghb, ketamine or rohypnol, but stress can do lots of strange and harmful things. it could be a root cause to her problems.

[jno]

yes, the very fact of always throwing up after drinking, even only a glass, does suggest something that's out of order. Worth investigating, especially if she likes a drink.

[Rubyrose]

I called her on my lunch break and she said years ago a doctor said something to her about IBS but then nothing was ever done or said about it again so it seems that it could be the root of the problem. She is going to call the doctor and see what they say.

Thanks :o)