Research suggests shy people may suffer more anxiety while nursing a hangover
People who drink in order to bring down anxiety face a rebound effect the next day which may be the reason behind increased hangxiety.
Hangovers after a night of drinking are difficult to handle and anxiety along with it can make things worse. While being shy isn’t anything unusual, many people use different ways to lose inhibitions and socialise more.
Findings of a recent study suggest that shy people become more anxious when they have a hangover after heavy drinking. Researchers also found that consuming six units of alcohol can help shy people cut down inhibitions.
People who drink in order to bring down anxiety face a rebound effect the next day which may be the reason behind increased hangxiety. Scientists said that people need to accept being shy and understand that there’s nothing wrong with being quiet.