Its uses are very similar to those for aspirin, although acetaminophen will not help with swelling or stiffness in one's joints. Again, like aspirin, taking acetaminophen to treat the discomfort of a hangover seems sensible. For many people, it is fine once in a while. However, if you have a history of liver or kidney disease, consult with your health care provider first. Over the long-term, combining alcohol and acetaminophen has been found to cause liver damage.
Calcium carbonate is an antacid.
They do not necessarily help with nausea. It is rare to have problems with antacids when they are used as recommended. However, if you take certain prescription medications, talk with a health care provider first as they may interact with antacids. Also, do not take an aluminum or magnesium-based antacid if you have kidney disease. Taking caffeine in tablet form, or simply drinking a cup of coffee, the morning after an episode of heavy drinking might help relieve headaches and make you feel more energized.