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Any ideas for a very upset stomch
I have beeng getting sick where my stomch just hurts and hurt and puke a lot even when there is nothing left in the stomch. Any idea on how to settle a upset stomch?
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Chew on mint flavored gum and make sure you drink a good amount of water.
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Clavus might tell you to drink out of the toilet brush cup...
I say rest, drink plenty of water, and try not to stress. Your digestive system is hooked to your autonomic nervous system and can get triggered easily by both psychological and physiological stresses. |
It depends on how long you've been getting sick like that. If it's a passing thing, try mint tea or saltine crackers. Rest, of course, although if you're that sick it's hard to do anything else. If you're getting that sick for any length of time, see a doctor. If nothing else there are suppository anti-nausea drugs they can give you. I know it sounds gross but extreme situations call for extreme measures and if you really can't keep anything down by mouth it might be advisable. I used to be a professional puker so I know about these things.
Texan, you really shouldn't have said that about the toilet brush holder...he's probably retching just from reading that! :p |
Definitely see a doctor if it goes on for more than a few days. You don't want to mess around with that sort of thing.
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Agreed. When I had morning sickness, all I did was munch saltines and tums. |
Pepto bismol works for me.
Works good on days when you have hangovers and have dry heaves like crazy. |
Wow... any idea what caused the problem in the first place? That's where to start to diagnose a remedy.
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I would say fart. If you're having trouble holding down food and get sick even when you havne't eaten it's probably more then an upset stomache.
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If it's chronic -- keeps happening over a period of a week or more -- see a doctor.
As far as bland food that quiets the system, bananas are good. But I would also suggest saltines as others have, because if you're puking a lot you're losing salt. |
Drink Ginger Ale. Ginger has a calming effect on the stomach.
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Ginger Ale doesent always contain real ginger
I'd get a few pieces of crystalized ginger. It's really good and it helps my stomach whenever I have problems in that area. |
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Ginger is a natural occuring plant that blocks nausea receptors (similar to medicines such as zofran, compizine, and reglan); but with out the side effects. Most upset stomacs are viral gastroenteritis. Caviates are if you have been traveling lately, camping trips, or driking foul water. Food poisoning is also on the list. The best thing to do is always drink lots of water and sports drinks (for electrolyte replacement). High fevers or losing blood from above or below is always bad, seek medical help. |
Drink a Coca-Cola. I'm not kidding. It really helps with nausea.
Another thing that helps is chicken noodle soup with a bit of milk in it. I have a very weak and sensitive stomach and these are my cures of choice :) |
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Wheat toast, orange juice, and hugs from Mom.
Always works for me. |
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I was always advised that it's best to eat no solids for 24 hours after vomiting.
Clear fluids - soda, water, consommé, that sort of thing - are all very good. |
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They actually make ginger suckers. I use them for my pregnant patients alot, and they work wonders. Not to mention very tasty! |
warm milk. ginger ale of sprite. eat saltines and jello gelatin.
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If you cannot hold down anything gatoraid, is the drink you should have. The body will take in from there a lot of the sugar and other stuff it needs. So even if you puke it up, your body will get some nourishment.
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