how can I get rid of the burning feeling in the throat after vomiting?
477627
Milk of magnesia or even better - don't vomit.
947370
yeah, I was gonna say salt water, hot as well. Yucky, I know. I also say listerine.sp. I know thats yucky too. But when I have a sore throat, I don't care... I just want to make it feel better. Actually, you might want to go see a doctor if you have insurance. Could have strep or somthing else??? Thats kind of a long time to be dealing with this. Also try motren....   :)   get better poor thing.
215278
Gargle with salt water,they say that helps, but I have found just sucking on a pepermint helps with the cough and throat.I bought some of that Tylenol Cool Burst,its a liquid,and it feels so good going down....also help you sleep.I hope you get to feeling better soon..I hate being sick too.
457902
It really depends on what kind of gastric problem you have.  If you are having heart burn, to prevent it after the meal, try taking something such as Pepcid or Zantac at least 30 minutes before you eat.  This decreases the amount of acid produced.
726777
Throwing up, burning...dehydration... blood in your vomit, even diarrhea.\n\nUlcers are caused 95% of the time by bacteria.  $70 worth of antibiotics will cure the problem in days.  Go see a doctor.  He will need to reach into your stomach to obtain a sample to verify the bacteria strain.  They give you something so you won't gag.\n\nOther problems could be just food not agreeing with you.  Do you have a well balance diet?  Too much caffeine?  \n\nWhat ever you do, drink as much water as possilbe.  If you can't hold this down... you need medical attention right away.  Nobody should be rejecting water.  Go now.\n\nYou still here?  Go.  You don't want to complicate this with dehydration.
346278
Vomiting and diarrhea can be caused by viruses, bacteria, parasites, foods that are hard to digest and other things. If you have been vomiting for more than 12 hours or having diarrhea for more than 48 hours, please be seen by a doctor.  Take frequent small sips of cold, clear liquids till the vomiting and nausea have stopped.  Take at least a teaspoonful every minute to prevent dehydration.  Clear Liquid Diet includes: Water, Coke, 7 Up, Kool-Aid, Jello water (one teaspoon of Jello powder per half cup of water), Gatorade, tea, broth, Popsicle, and Pedialyte. \nA Bland, Low Fat Diet can be started when there has been no vomiting for a couple of hours and you are no longer nauseated.  This diet includes: unbuttered rice, potatoes, noodles, crackers, toast, cereal, unbuttered cooked vegetables, soft fruits (especially bananas), poached or boiled egg, and most soups.  Continue plenty of clear liquids till the diarrhea has stopped. \nAVOID foods high in sugar or fats till the diarrhea has stopped.\nCONTACT YOUR DOCTOR FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: \nThe temperature is over 103 degrees Fahrenheit.\nYou see no improvement after 24 hours.\nThere is a seizure (convulsion).\nYou have trouble breathing.\nYou see blood in bowel movement.\nSigns of dehydration occur: Dry mouth, tearless or sunken eyes, little or no urine.
194791
For me, it's lots of sleep as well as water, decaffeinated green tea, and a little raw garlic every day (you can use the garlic pills if you don't like the taste of garlic).\n\nFor a sore throat, zinc tablets help me immensely.\n\nAlso, avoiding alcohol and caffeine, as they dehydrate you.\n\nHope you feel better soon!
918602
Get peppermint tea and some fresh ginger.  Brew tea with slice of fresh ginger.  This will help settle your stomach, small and large intestine.  Once you are thru the nausea then hit the chicken soup made with plenty of veggies.  This is the easiest digested and vitamin packed food when dealing with illness.
186670
Try salt water gargling or steam inhalations. Avoid icecreams and other cold stuff. Hot soups definately do alleviate the cold. If too bad try an anti-histamine tablet. It helps.
21078
Quit kissing strange boys, you don't know where they've been!\n\nBeyond that...make a point to get lots of rest...if its tough to sleep because of the symptoms...treat them...I recommend Nyquil at night....then Dayquil during the day (it won't knock you out).\n\nDrink lots of water, some juices are good. \n\nMy father always suggested hot tadi's:\n\nHot Tea with brandy and honey\n\n....I don't think this helps really, but it will make your throat feel better, and you may, at the least, care less about being sick after a few. \n\nIf it lasts more than 7-10 days...see a Dr. \n\nHope ya get to feelin' better :)
1080817
This home-made cough remedy comes highly recommended by someone whose child was coughing so hard she was making herself gag.  She stopped coughing almost immediately. \n\nCough Remedy\n\n¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper\n¼ teaspoon ground ginger\n1 tablespoon honey\n1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar\n2 tablespoons water\nMix and take by the teaspoon.\n\nGargling with warm salt water is always good for a sore throat.\n\nTry aspirin or tylenol for the aches and/or fever.\n\nHope you feel better soon.
698282
First of all, you need to solve your immediate problem- nausea and vomiting.  \n1. Take an over-the-counter anti-nausea medicine.  \n2. Drink water- but drink water at room temperature and in small sips.  Drinking water that is too hot or too cold will probably shock your otherwise weak stomach.  Also, drinking water with big gulps may also shock/upset your stomach.\n3. Eat food that is easy to digest.  Re: Simple carbohydrates- such as white pasta, crackers and white bread.  \n\nAlso, I found a cool article on hot cure hangovers -it has advice on more things than nausea...\nhttp://wehow.ehow.com/how_2003075_cure-hangover.html
766874
Don't drink or eat anything for at least 3-4 hours after you vomit. Then start with very small amounts of clear liquids only. If you keep these down, advance your diet slowly ie. plain toast, saltine crackers, very bland foods. If, after this, you continue to not be able to keep fluids down, you may become dehydrated. Make an appointment with your doctor at this point.
1075470
Take some benedryl,asap.You don't want to take the chance of it becoming worse.Anaphalaxis is not fun, believe me! If at all possible, try to get on a long acting anti histamine.Claritin(loretidine) is over the counter now, and acts pretty fast.Most antihistimines will help with the throat irritation.You could also try drinking a cold drink.The cold will soothe the inflamation.
485870
There have been times when I tried to restrain a vomit (while racing to the bathroom) and got who-knows-what up my nose.  I tried taking a shower, pressing one nostril closed with a finger and carefully inhaling from a shower stream (too much at the wrong moment and I would have more to worry about than the yucky burning in my nose).  Blow you nose, drink water, see if you can get it to start moving (sort of like rocking a car out of snow).  Then too, try lying down for a while, take a nap, maybe it will just fall out.  Certainly see a doctor if that isn't working.
372666
Usally high acid.  Try liquid gaviscon immediately, and if this alleviates it, you probably need a proton pump inhibitor such as nexium, prilosec otc,etc..
405165
Any non-caffeinated liquid will do.\n\nThe trick is to take a small sip every 5 to 15 minutes at first.  This is unlikely to upset a weak stomach.\n\nWork up to the usual 6 to 8 per day.  There is no need to make yourself feel ill on water to try to undo the dehydration.  6-8 a day for a few days will bring you right back up.\n\nNote that beverages like salted lemon water, or sports drinks do have electrolytes that are also needed by the body, but if you are able to eat food as well, those aren't necessary.  Do watch for sports drinks that are loaded with sugar, the sugar doesn't help.