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Heightened Alcohol Sensitivity After COVID-19 Recovery

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Simon Judge

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There’s new research that looks into alcohol sensitivity experienced by individuals after recovering from COVID-19, known as Post-acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 (PASC). It presents case series of patients who, after contracting COVID-19, began experiencing adverse reactions to alcohol that they hadn’t faced before, such as severe hangover symptoms from small amounts of alcohol. This suggests a possible link between COVID-19 recovery and heightened alcohol sensitivity.

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