What diseases cause vomiting?
My son has been vomiting on and off for two days, and I'm quite concerned. It's not just a simple stomach upset, I feel. What are some of the diseases that commonly cause vomiting?
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8 months ago
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Vomiting can be so scary, especially when you don't know why. I've had it from food poisoning, and it was terrible. But what about more serious diseases? Does anyone else get really anxious wondering if it's something dangerous, even for simple vomiting? I always worry if it's something like appendicitis or a bad stomach infection.
8 months ago
Vomiting is a common symptom for so many things – food poisoning, stomach flu, acid reflux, even migraines. Don't trust every home remedy you read online. If it's persistent, severe, or accompanied by other worrying symptoms, you absolutely must see a doctor. Self-diagnosing from the internet can be dangerous.
8 months ago
Vomiting can stem from a wide range of conditions, from benign causes like motion sickness or food poisoning to more serious issues like stomach flu, severe acid reflux, gallstones, or even appendicitis in some cases. If it's persistent, severe, or accompanied by fever/pain, seek medical attention promptly. Don't waste time self-treating.
5 months ago
Vomiting can be caused by simple things like food poisoning or a viral stomach bug. But sometimes, it can be a symptom of more complex issues like severe acid reflux, gallstones, or even during migraines. If it's severe or persistent, please get it checked. For thyroid issues, regular tests are key, and for vomiting, a doctor's visit is needed to find the cause.
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5 months ago
Ram Ram ji. Ulti toh bahut chizon se ho sakti hai. Kabhi khaana kharab ho jaaye, ya pet mein infection ho jaaye. Kabhi kabhi migraine ya bahut zyada acidity se bhi hoti hai. Agar zyada ho toh doctor ko zaroor dikhana beta. Paani peete rehna.
4 months ago
It's common to vomit from things like food poisoning or stomach flu, which are usually not too serious. Sometimes even migraines or strong smells can trigger it. If you're feeling unwell, please rest and keep hydrated. If it doesn't get better or gets worse, do see a doctor to be safe.