HELP!!!!! pleas need a fast cure for nausea?
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Pepto Bismal works great for me.
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Try adding fresh or dry ginger and honey into your daily diet. You could even try out the tea you could make using about half a tsp of dry ginger powder and a tablespoon of honey - just add boiling water and stir. Also keep yourself warm and use warm massage oils like sesame, bitter almond or olive oil on the joints. You could also use some late morning sun or sauna after an oil massage - always keeping in mind to avoid winds or sudden drops of temperature. Finally, prayers always help for everything. A prayer coming your way from this end... Get well sooon!
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drink lots and lots and lots and lots of water, and then eat a lot and make yourself puke.. it works everytime for me,within one day actually
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another old wives tale resurfaces.\n\nFact is both are viral infections and are best dealt with by lots of bed rest, keeping really warm (yep the "sweat it out" thing does help a lot) and drink lots of fluids.  Whether you eat or not is more to do with your degree of nausea at the time.  However, for any illness (other than digestive tract ones) you do need to keep up your strength to fight it off so eating is always good if you can keep it down.\n\nAlso, while modern medicine has not come up with a cure for the common cold or the flu, there are some natural remedies that might help you. One of course is vitamins in proper doses in case you are not getting lots via  food. Another one I discovered was garlic and cayenne capsules which might help boost your immune system and raise body temperature. And if all else fails, there  is always chicken noodle soup; and grandma was right - it does make you feel better.
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Home remedy for indigestion.\n\nDrink mint essence (available as Pudin hara or Amritdhara in India. These are mint or peppermint essence.), 3-4 drops in water, every one hour. Also drink jaljeera (a mixture of cumin, salt, asafetida, and other herbs) 2-3 times. Let the poison get out of your body through vomiting or motions. First you will throw poisonous foods and then water (Drink lot of water with sugar/salt). You should be alright in less than 24 hours. Start this treatment as soon as you start getting sour burps. You may drink mint essence (3-4 drops in water) after you eat in a restaurant or party or you have overeaten. \n\nThe authors of this web site have used this treatment for this type of condition many times with 100% success.\nMix a tablespoon of lemon juice or cider vinegar in a cup of hot water before a meal to prevent acid indigestion.\nAdd three drops of garlic oil to an half a cup of soya oil and rub onto the stomach after food.\nDrink a herbal tea of mint, raspberry, camomile and blackberry.\nDrink one cup of ginger tea after meals to promote a good digestion and for heartburn, nausea, etc.\nMix equal parts of baking soda and water in a glass.\nTake 1 tsp each of mint juice, lemon juice, and honey.\nPeppermint is a good for indigestion. Those who are prone to heartburn may try peppermint tea. It will help indigestion with out causing heartburn.\nMix 2 pinches of rock salt and 1/2 tsp carom seeds (ajwain). Chew it and wash it down with water for upset stomach or indigestion,\nMix 5-6 chopped basil (tulsi) leaves, 1/4 tsp sea salt, some black pepper in 3 Tbsp of curd, and eat it. repeat this 4 times a day for one week for complete reconditioning of stomach.
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still getting over mine as we speak!! it last two weeks and started out as bronchitis first (yuck!!)\n\ndrink lots of fluids-colds can dehydrate you quickly and make you feel worse so make sure to drink. water is best-avoid caffeine b/c it will make you more dehydrated\n\n-suck on ice cubes or hard candies if you have a sore throat\n-put a warm mist humidifier in your room at nite to help you breathe better and to also keep your throat from drying out\n-hot tea w/honey is very soothing \n-take nyquil at night to help you sleep\n-don't do too much activity during the day and sleep as much as possible-rest is the best thing to a speedy recovery\n-drink orange juice to help boost your immune system (the vitamin c in it will help to this)\n\nhope you feel better soon
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Take vit. C and echinacea.  Drink lots of water like already said.  For stomach aches try anything with ginger.  Ginger ale, ginger tea, ginger candy, it helps nausea, and settle stomaches.
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There are an incredible amount of things that it could be.  My best advice is to go see your general practitioner and see what he says - he may try putting you on a medication or two to try to figure it out, and if that doesn't work than he may suggest you go to see a Gastrointestinal specialist.\nIf one of the meds he/she tries to put you on for your nausea is Phenigran, that is only going to treat the symptom, not fix the problem - also it will make you extremely sleepy because it has a sedative in it.
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Gatorade! It works wonders. It's easier on the stomach than water, plus it replaces electrolytes. Get the old style, not the new sugary ones. Any broth, ginger/grn tea (you can get fresh ginger in the produce section in jars by the minced garlic) 1/8 tsp to 1 tea bag. After steeping, add small amount of honey to taste. There's rice made with broth; use twice as much broth instead of water (1/2 cp rice to 2 cps broth), add salt, parsley (if you have it) & ginger. Tastes great. BRAT- bananas, rice, applesause, toast. The main thing is not to eat for a couple hours after vomiting; then, eat or drink small amounts until you know that your done.
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She should tell her doctor. He can either change her medication or prescribe something for nausea.  Ginger tea may help for now.  Take a piece of ginger root that is about half an inch long, slice it into several slivers, pour a cup of boiling water over it and let steep for 5 minutes, remove the ginger and add sugar or honey to taste.  The nausea will be better by the time you finish the cup of tea.  Works great.  Tastes good.
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It depends on what's causing you to vomit.  Did you eat bad food? flu? food allergy?\n\nUsually the best thing you can do is try water, little sips at first, if you keep them down, try other liquids, maybe clear soup broth.  \n\nginger ale, tea and crackers are recommended for nausea so those would be good to try.\n\nThe sure sign you are ready for food after vomiting is waiting until your stomach growls that signals for sure it's ready for food.
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UMMMMM why do you want to get sick???? Go eat something rotten, that will do the trick, but good luck with that... Yuck!
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Try Pepto Bismo it should help with any stomach problems.
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This is very normal in early pregnancy.  To help, eat smaller meals and if you do feel nauseated, eat some dry crackers.  Don't drink any water if you feel sick to your stomach, as this makes it worse.  If you are vomiting any more than 3 times/day, make an appointment with the obstetrician.
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i wish that i could tell you exactly what it is but nausea can be associated with a number of things. I suggest that tomorrow you call his primary and get a appointment for him.  They may want to run test on him to get a proper dx.\n\nGood luck to you and your family
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Cinnamon tea, an old herbal remedy may help and it does not cost much to try it if you like and can drink cinnamon tea.  Steep 2 � tablespoon cinnamon bark or powder in boiling water for ten minutes.  Strain, add honey to taste and drink � cup three times a day before meals.  You may also buy herbal cinnamon tea bags available at most supermarket.\n\nPregnancy is such an exciting time in life, but for some it is marred by the discomfort of morning sickness or nausea. This is most unpleasant at best and if severe, dehydration can cause multiple problems. None of this is necessary as there is an effective way to relieve the nausea with Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy (Applied pressure to trigger points in a muscle area).\n\nAlthough it has not been proven, the ongoing theory is that hormonal changes trigger spasm in the Pyloric Sphincter (the muscle surrounding the opening that leaves the stomach). Because Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy can relieve muscle spasms of all sorts, it can also relieve the Pyloric Sphincter spasm causing morning sickness, known in the medical field as Hyperemesis Gravidarum. The nausea can start about the 4th week of pregnancy up until the 12th week and for some into the 2nd   trimester.\n\nHowever, I have discovered an easy method to eliminate morning sickness.  During this stage, the trigger points in the Pyloric Sphincter area are very tender, usually painful and just too uncomfortable to put pressure on one self; therefore you will need a friend or your husband to help you. You may feel nauseated right afterwards but do not feel discouraged there will be relief a bit later. You may need to repeat this every 3 hours if the nausea returns. If the trigger points are too tender to repeat every 3 hours, repeat every 6 hours. This way you can at least get some food and fluids down to maintain good nutrition.\n\nIf the nausea is severe, try eating only food, (omitting liquids) at meal times and take your fluids between meals. Milk just brought to the boil and then refrigerated is quite pleasant and a good food source.\n\nLet me explain why it works and how I discovered it. I am a Registered Nurse and have worked many years in the anti-partum unit at a good size hospital in Orange County. This unit treats patients with difficult pregnancies. One of the common problems is dehydration due to severe nausea called Hyperemesis Gravidarum.  Most doctors prescribe intravenous fluids and medication for nausea.  This does not always work and the nausea and vomiting often continues which puts the patient in a starvation situation forcing the treating doctor to order Hyper alimentation fluid.  A complete nutritional fluid given intravenously that costs approximately $500 a bag and is given over a twenty-four hour period.  The patient is still nauseated and vomiting but is fed nutritionally and may need this feeding for 2 to 3 weeks and sometimes more.\n\nNow I found that if I used an easy method of helping the pregnant mom and taught her husband how to help his wife, when she was first admitted and given some intravenous fluid she would go home in a day or two.  However if I was not on duty and and the patient had been started on the Hyper alimentation fluid, my method did not seem effective. The patient would still suffer nausea although she would receive adequate nutrition.\n\nSo if you are pregnant, fear nausea and want to make sure you feel good all the time and not have to go through all this hospital suffering, you may want to print this health tip.  Have your husband help with the procedure even before you experience nausea, just as a preventative measure.\n\nNOTE: This procedure may also bring some very quick relief from gastric problems when they are caused by spasm of the Pyloric Sphincter.\n\nFOLLOW THIS EASY METHOD:\n\nXiphoid Process.gif (7811 bytes)1) Have the mother lie flat on her back with her helper to one side.\n\n2) Start two inches below the Xiphoid Process which is the bottom tip of the S