Can you get a hangover from weed? Many individuals have experienced the phenomenon known as a “weed hangover,” while others have questioned if such thing really exists. It may not leave you with a raging headache and a nauseous stomach the next day. But cannabis can leave you feeling a bit out of it and all around lousy the morning after.
There have been a surprising amount of research on the subject. A study from as early as 1985 stated that “marijuana smoking can produce residual (hangover) effects the day after smoking.”
The most recent study, done in 2005 by Wadsworth, looked specifically at how individuals suffer from weed hangovers at work. The outcomes of the study showed that cannabis can cause hangover symptoms. These may increase depending on how frequently an individual smokes.
A weed hangover can occur after a night of smoking copious amounts of weed. If you’re smoking a lot at a time, or are smoking a large amount over the period of your night, you may wake up the next morning with a terrible surprise.
Signs of a Weed Hangover
Side effects of a weed hangover can often be similar to the feeling of a mild hangover from alcohol. However, unlike alcohol, hangovers from marijuana are quite bearable and easy to handle.
Headaches can be present after a night of blazing, this may be due to dehydration. Although there is little to no evidence of weed-induced headaches, users have noticed this pain after smoking up.
To avoid dehydration and experiencing the dreaded cotton mouth, be sure to stay hydrated and drink lots of water during and after a smoke session.
Another symptom of a weed hangover is the feeling of