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vomiting


Question Posted Tuesday December 26 2006, 10:01 am

How long after I vomit can I drink some water?


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Cj answered Tuesday December 26 2006, 2:31 pm:
Immediately,

Just don't drink so much that you will vomit again.

Cj

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rawrimarobotxx answered Tuesday December 26 2006, 12:55 pm:
right after. it's better to get something, preferrably water, into your stomach after having everything leave it. also, eat some crackers.

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xWACKYJACKIEx answered Tuesday December 26 2006, 11:24 am:
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Vomiting

Vomiting is caused by a wide variety of illnesses and medical conditions. Here are some general tips to help your body recover:

1. *After vomiting- wait 30-60 minutes for your stomach to settle before swallowing any liquids. (You may rinse your mouth right after vomiting but don't swallow).
2. After your stomach settles, start out by taking 1-2 teaspoons of clear liquid, then every 15-20 minutes, increase the amount slowly. This will help to prevent dehydration.


Clear liquids include:

* Pedialyte (in the infant section of grocery stores) is a balanced salt solution that replaces lost fluids and has an appropriate (small) amount of sugar in it. It's very bitter, but tastes better if you add a flat ginger ale to it.
* Kaolectrolyte comes in powder packets (same area of store as Pedialyte)mixes with water and has added Nutrasweet to help it taste better.
* Flat ginger ale (with bubbles stirred out)
* Gatorade-type sports drinks (not as good as Pedialyte/Kaolectrolyte, but better than Kool-ade type drinks)
* Diluted Kool-ade type drinks
* VERY diluted clear juices-like apple juice (undiluted juices can contribute to diarrhea)
* Freeze pops; popsicles (cut off small chunks)
* Bouillon soups
* Water (or ice chips) - the ultimate "clear liquid"- prevents dehydration, but does not replace lost salts.


What can I eat?

Once you've stopped vomiting for at least 12 hours, you should start out slowly by trying to eat bland foods such as the "BRATS" diet:

* B ananas, bread
* R ice, rice cereal
* A pples, applesauce (unlike apple JUICE, these have pectin which tends to thicken bowel movements)
* T oast (no butter, small amount of jam or jelly ok)
* S altines or other crackers help replace lost salts


What if I still feel sick?

If the advice on this page is not helping you feel better, or if you've:

* been vomiting for more than 1 day,
* had an extremely painful headache,
* developed a rash,
* significantly reduced amount of urine, you should seek medical attention.

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theymos answered Tuesday December 26 2006, 11:20 am:
you can very slowly sip water 5-15 mins after you're done "dry heaving"

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