What to drink after vomiting due to acidity?

For vomiting due to acidity, try sips of cold milk or a bit of chaach (buttermilk) if you can tolerate dairy. These can help neutralize stomach acid. Also, plain water is good. Avoid anything acidic, spicy, or hot. If it's very severe or happens often, then you must see a doctor to get it properly checked; home remedies are only for mild discomfort.

After vomiting from acidity, your throat and stomach will be irritated. Sip on cool, clear fluids like water or a very mild electrolyte solution (like ORS, but sparingly if it feels too salty). Some people find sips of cold milk or even plain yogurt soothing. Avoid citrus, coffee, tea, and spicy drinks. If it's a recurrent issue, definitely see a doctor to manage your acidity.

Vomiting from acidity can be very uncomfortable, but if it's happening often or is severe, please see a doctor. I had a friend who thought it was just acidity but it turned out to be a more serious gastric issue that needed proper treatment. For now, small sips of cool water might help, but don't ignore persistent symptoms.

Acidity leading to vomiting needs to be addressed. Just like managing BP, what you consume daily plays a big role. After vomiting, rehydrate with cool water or perhaps a little plain, unsweetened buttermilk. Avoid spicy food, caffeine, and alcohol, as these can trigger acidity. If it's a frequent problem, see a doctor, as uncontrolled acidity can lead to other issues.