Can a fever breaking cause vomiting?

Yes, the sudden change in body temperature can sometimes upset the stomach and trigger vomiting. Please rest as much as you can and take small sips of water. I hope you feel better very soon.

Since managing my PCOS has made me extra cautious about body fluctuations, I know how easily our digestive system reacts to stress and temperature changes. It is quite possible to feel nauseous or vomit when a fever breaks. Just keep a close watch and contact your doctor if you can't retain any fluids.

I have dealt with this during a bad bout of viral fever last year. When the fever breaks, the body goes through a lot of metabolic shifts which can trigger vomiting. My tip is to avoid plain water as it can trigger more nausea; instead, use ORS or elektoral powder and drink it very slowly.

Hey, don't stress too much! The heavy sweating and weak feeling when a fever breaks can easily make you feel nauseous and throw up. Just lie down, put the fan on low, and take tiny sips of lemonade or ORS. You'll be totally fine!

Absolutely, the heavy sweating and sudden temperature drop can mess with your gastric motility and cause vomiting. Don't panic, it's a known reaction. Just stay hydrated with ORS and if it happens more than twice, call your doctor for an anti-vomiting tablet.

My son went through this during a high fever last summer. The moment the fever broke and he sweat profusely, he vomited. It is just the body's way of reacting to the sudden shift. Keep them cool, give them small spoons of liquid, and check with their pediatrician if it continues.