What flu causes vomiting?

When you have conditions like high BP, any illness needs close attention. The 'stomach flu', or viral gastroenteritis, is the common culprit for vomiting. Even some strains of the influenza virus can cause gastrointestinal symptoms, though less commonly in adults. Hydration is key, and if it's severe, a doctor's visit is a must.

For diabetics, vomiting can be very risky as it affects blood sugar. The 'stomach flu' (gastroenteritis) is most known for causing vomiting. If you're a diabetic experiencing this, it's vital to monitor your sugars closely and contact your doctor immediately for advice on diet and medication.

Vomiting is primarily associated with gastroenteritis, commonly known as 'stomach flu', which is caused by various viruses like norovirus or rotavirus. While typical influenza (respiratory flu) usually causes fever, cough, and body aches, some strains, especially in children, can also manifest with vomiting and diarrhea. Always best to consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Ugh, I just had this! It was definitely the stomach flu. I was vomiting nonstop for a day. My doc said it's usually a virus. The regular flu can also give you some nausea, but the stomach flu is the main one for proper puking, trust me.

Vomiting during flu can lead to dehydration, and then you'll need ORS, which is cheap, but hospital visits are not. So, if it's the 'stomach flu' (gastroenteritis), which causes most vomiting, hydrate well. If it persists or gets severe, a doctor visit is essential to avoid bigger costs later.

I totally get why you'd ask this, it's scary when you or someone you know is vomiting. The term 'stomach flu' often refers to viral gastroenteritis, which is notorious for causing vomiting. While the regular flu *can* sometimes, it's not its primary symptom. Don't hesitate to see a doctor if it's severe or persists.

Yeah, usually it's the stomach flu that makes you throw up. Had it last year, it was terrible. The normal flu just gives you cough and fever mostly. If you're puking, drink lots of ORS, seriously.

Ah, the joys of getting older, every sneeze feels like the flu. But seriously, it's usually the stomach flu, aka gastroenteritis, that puts you on a first-name basis with your toilet. Regular flu is more about body aches and cough, not so much the upchucking. Both are equally annoying though, especially when you have to work.

When it comes to flu and vomiting, it's usually the 'stomach flu' or viral gastroenteritis that's the culprit. It makes you lose a lot of fluids, so staying hydrated is super important. Stick to bland foods like khichdi or clear soups if you can eat at all.