Can lactose intolerance cause vomiting?
Recently, I started suspecting I might be lactose intolerant because I get stomach cramps after milk. Sometimes, it even leads to vomiting. Is vomiting a common symptom of lactose intolerance?
Recently, I started suspecting I might be lactose intolerant because I get stomach cramps after milk. Sometimes, it even leads to vomiting. Is vomiting a common symptom of lactose intolerance?
While severe lactose intolerance can occasionally trigger nausea and vomiting, it is best to consult a specialist. When I had severe gut issues, I went to a proper gastroenterologist at Kokilaben Hospital to get a clear diagnosis instead of guessing. You should do the same.
It can cause vomiting if your gut is highly sensitive, but before you spend 1500 rupees on expensive allergen tests, just try eliminating all milk products for 5 days. It's a free and practical way to see if your stomach settles down.
Yes, my son used to throw up every time he drank milk when he was younger. We switched him to lactose-free milk and the vomiting stopped immediately. Just keep them hydrated with ORS if they are throwing up, and consult your pediatrician.
Haan beta, agar doodh thik se nahi pachta toh pet use bahar fenk deta hai aur ulti ho jati hai. Aap thoda sa nimbu paani pijiye aur abhi ke liye dahi-doodh bilkul mat kijiye. Sharir ko aaram milega.
Yes, if the lactose load is too high, the stomach might reject it, leading to vomiting. If you do vomit, make sure to drink electoral water slowly to prevent dehydration. However, if you can't keep any fluids down, please visit a clinic for an anti-emetic.
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I didn't know lactose intolerance could be this severe. I thought it only caused gas and bloating. Can you actually vomit right after having cheese or paneer, or does it happen hours later? I'm trying to understand this for my sister.
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