This has been a common issue for me, and I’ve come to realize that if you start to feel any of these symptoms, you should see your doctor immediately. It’s rare, but you should always call 911 if you experience these symptoms.
If you feel like you’ve been throwing up for at least two days, chances are you’ve got some sort of stomach bug. I’ve often felt this way after throwing up, and I thought it was a bug, but I have to admit I’ve had this feeling for a few days. I don’t know if it’s a stomach bug or a virus, but the symptoms are the same.
This is usually a bad sign because it means you are starting to dehydrate, which can lead to dehydration sickness or heat exhaustion. If you feel like youve been throwing up for at least two days, chances are youve got some sort of stomach bug. Ive often felt this way after throwing up, and I thought it was a bug, but I have to admit Ive had this feeling for a few days.
If you have been drinking, drinking, and throwing up before, you are probably dehydrated. Dehydration is when your body loses water. When you are dehydrated, your body begins to break down proteins and carbohydrates so you can’t properly use them and begin to feel weak. Drinking water can help dilute the loss of water, but you also need to make sure you are drinking enough.
The symptoms of dehydration are dizziness, fatigue, and pain. You can have the symptoms of dehydration without being dehydrated, so it’s important to only drink when you feel like it. Drinking water without feeling thirsty is also important. If you are drinking water, but you still feel thirsty, you probably aren’t drinking enough.
If you are drinking without the strength to drink enough water, you’re dehydrated and that is probably a problem. Dehydration is a common problem for athletes, and you can also have it if you are eating more and exercising more than you normally would.
Dehydration can cause headaches, stomach pain, and gastrointestinal distress. Dehydration can also cause trouble breathing, coughing, and even chest pain. If you have chest pain after drinking water, you should see a medical professional to get advice as to what to do about it.
This all depends on what kind of dehydration you have, but if you have any kind of heart condition, you should see a doctor for a checkup to make sure you don’t have a heart attack.
Yes, as a dietitian, I can tell you that most people who take a cold, flu, or stomach bug have some form of chronic dehydration. My students all swear by B-1 Biotics, which is a supplement that helps restore the body’s ability to absorb water.
But, unfortunately, if you still feel like you threw up (and I don’t know for sure if you did) then you may need to see a doctor for an evaluation. The good news is that you can reduce your risk of developing an eating disorder when you drink a healthy amount of fluids. The bad news is that dehydration can also affect your body’s ability to metabolise food, making it harder for you to get rid of food.