Once your episode of projectile vomiting is over, there are things you can do to take care of yourself. Vomiting can make you dehydrated, so it's important to drink water or a drink with electrolytes, such as Gatorade, as soon as you can keep it down.
How do you flush out diarrhea?
Home remedy for vomiting and diarrhea
Can diarrhea be good for you?
It turns out your runs serve a purpose. Diarrhea is one of the least pleasant parts of dealing with a stomach bug. But according to a new Brigham and Women's Hospital study published in Cell Host and Microbe, it's a blessing in disguise: You're essentially pooping out the bacteria that made you sick.
Does diarrhea mean you're sick?
Usually, diarrhea happens because of a virus that gets into your gut. Some people call it “intestinal flu” or “stomach flu.”
Is diarrhea a symptom of cold or flu?
Diarrhea isn't among the most common symptoms of a cold, but it can be a symptom of some cold viruses. Diarrhea is more typically a symptom of the flu or a stomach bug.
Can you poop out mucus?
A “normal” bowel movement will not produce much mucus. Yellow or clear mucus is present in such little amounts that the naked eye would not notice it. When stool has visible mucus, it can be a sign of bacterial infections, anal fissures, a bowel obstruction, or Crohn's disease.
Can you have an allergic reaction from smelling something?
The molecules that make food smell a certain way are typically not allergens, so most of the time, sniffing food will not cause an allergic reaction. However, if you're close enough to sniff the food, you're likely close enough to inhale any allergens when they are present.
How do you treat smelly allergies?
If you're dealing with allergy symptoms caused by fragrance sensitivity, there are some things that you can do for relief. Nasal antihistamine and nasal corticosteroid medications can effectively control allergy symptoms caused by these sensitivities.
Why do I smell after eating dairy?
Dairy. Body odor develops when lipids secreted in your sweat are digested by bacteria on your skin, which release odorous gasses as a byproduct — lipids that comes from digesting milk, yogurt, and other dairy products.
Does what you eat affect how you taste down there?
O'Reilly's clients have reported that eating sweet fruits, vegetables, and herbs can “temper the taste of vaginal discharge to heighten its sugary flavor,” she says. “They also suggest that smoking, caffeine, and preservatives can result in a more bitter taste.” Medications may also mess with things down there.
What foods make me smell bad?
Here's what to watch out for:
