Do flu symptoms include vomiting?

According to most health tracking apps, vomiting is more common in children with flu than adults, but it can still happen. Keep an eye on your hydration levels and track your temperature regularly.

Yes, it can happen, but if you are vomiting constantly, you will get dehydrated very quickly. Stop trying to eat heavy foods, just stick to ORS or light coconut water for now.

Whenever I throw up during a fever, I get so scared that it is something dangerous like dengue or a severe infection. If you can't keep any liquids down for more than 12 hours, please see a doctor immediately.

My son had the flu last month and he was vomiting constantly along with a high fever. The pediatrician told us to give him small sips of ORS every ten minutes instead of large amounts at once.

Yes, sometimes the flu can upset your tummy too! Just sip on some warm ginger tea and don't force yourself to eat heavy meals until you feel better.

While typical flu is mostly respiratory, gastrointestinal symptoms like vomiting do occur. If it interferes with your medication or lasts more than a day, consult a doctor to prevent dehydration.

Yes, vomiting can be a symptom. When your body is fighting a virus, your whole system goes weak, so make sure you check your vital stats and consult your doctor for proper antiemetics.