What sickness causes vomiting?

When my family had severe gastroenteritis last year, ORS was a lifesaver to prevent dehydration. Sip it slowly instead of drinking a whole glass at once, as that can trigger the vomiting reflex again. If the vomiting doesn't stop after a few hours, you definitely need a doctor's visit.

Look, it is usually a stomach infection, food poisoning, or just acidity. But if you are vomiting repeatedly and can't even keep water down, don't sit at home. Go to a doctor directly before you get completely dehydrated.

Please try to rest and sip on electrolyte water or light coconut water. It could just be a mild stomach bug or indigestion, but if it continues, please see a doctor. Take care.

It can be anything from a stomach flu to overexertion during intense workouts, or even heat exhaustion. Make sure you rest, stay hydrated with electrolytes, and skip any heavy foods. If it doesn't settle down soon, get checked by a physician.

Common causes are viral gastritis, motion sickness, or food allergies. I track my hydration on my fitness app, and when vomiting occurs, it's vital to monitor your fluid intake closely to avoid a crash. If you feel dizzy, seek medical help immediately.

Usually, it is just your stomach protesting against that questionable street food we all love! But seriously, unless it's just a one-time thing, don't try to be a hero. Let a doctor check you out before you end up on an IV drip.