What to do after vomiting bile?
I vomited bile this morning and it was quite alarming. I haven't eaten anything unusual. I'm feeling a bit queasy still. What does this mean and what should I do next?
I vomited bile this morning and it was quite alarming. I haven't eaten anything unusual. I'm feeling a bit queasy still. What does this mean and what should I do next?
Honestly, bile vomiting is no joke. I remember my cousin had this and he ended up spending so much on tests like endoscopy. Best to see a doc ASAP, so you don't keep guessing and spend more money on random remedies that don't work. Get it checked properly.
Oh no, that sounds really uncomfortable! My friend with PCOS sometimes gets very nauseous too, and has thrown up bile. It usually means your stomach is empty. Pls try to rehydrate slowly with sips of water or ORS. But definitely, if it keeps happening, see a doctor because it can indicate something more serious.
My son had this once when he had a stomach bug and hadn't eaten anything all day. It's usually because the stomach is totally empty. We gave him sips of water and then very light food like khichdi after a few hours. Keep an eye on dehydration; if it persists, better to show a doctor.
Hey, that sounds horrible! Vomiting bile means your stomach was empty. You need to rehydrate slowly first, maybe ORS. And then try bland food like toast or curd rice. If it's still happening or you feel really weak, then you should def go to a doctor, don't ignore it.
Dude, I've had that. It's pretty bad, especially that bitter taste. Usually happens when my stomach is totally empty after a bad stomach bug. I just drink sips of water, then maybe some nimbu paani after a bit. If it keeps happening for like more than a day, then check with a doc for sure.
Look, with something like vomiting bile, you really shouldn't be asking strangers on the internet. There are so many reasons it can happen, some serious. What works for one person might be useless or even harmful for you. Just go to a doctor and get a proper diagnosis, yaar.
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