No. It might make your nausea worse or upset your stomach, but it won't make anything bad happen that doesn't already happen when drinking alcohol at other times.
yes it does
Yes I think
At first you will feel good but after that period of happiness it will make you depressed like caffeine
No, and it's common to have diarrhoea or be a bit constipated when having your period or right before it. It's the hormones.
No, alcohol does not prevent you from having a period, but it does thin your blood and can often make you secrete more blood. No, alcohol does not prevent you from having a period, but it does thin your blood and can often make you secrete more blood. ALCOHOL DEFINATELY STOPS MINE...ALBEIT TEMPORARILY UNTIL THE NEXT DAY SAY. yeah see i had a shitlot of alcohol last night and mine stopped, and i was on heavy as it was my first day. i was both worried and confused./
it doesn't do a whole lotta good.
People can make heart disease worser by drinking too much alcohol
if you do than you will get adicted, and if you want to drink cuz u are depressed, than the alcohol will make you feel even worse
Alcohol consumption can make a yeast infection rash worse, due to the sugar it contains. These sugars are passed through breastmilk, so it is possible for this to make the baby's yeast rash worse.
Cigarettes are worse because it can kill you and make you have cancer.
It really doesn't. It will make you forget your troubles for a brief period sometimes but the more you drink the worse the problem will seem because alcohol itself is a depressant.
Yes, it can because alcohol make you more dehydrated.
No, but it won't help them much, either. Most people who are shaking out don't feel like eating or drinking anything.
If you drink to excess it can.
Put simply, alcohol damages your liver and diabetics have problems with most of their internal organs such as the liver. By drinking you make your diabetic problem worse.
NO it will only make it worse
Drug and alcohol use by a paranoid schizophrenic may make behavioral problems worse. The worst-case scenario is that drinking and drug use may trigger a psychotic episode.