what are the dietary menu for vomiting patients?
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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.
63874
Definitely ginger tea and saltines.  Drinking a cup of chicken boullion tends to help me with an upset stomach.
1019716
i have it. i have to take nexium for it...any acidy fruits like lemons, oranges, cherries, kiwis, are terrible. grapes, bananas, pears, apples(red) are good for it. pop and fruit juices are not that great. veggies are good, they are bland. but tomatoes are nt too good for it. and make sure he doesnt eat after 6 pm because since he has this it means that he doesnt digest as quickly as you and it will just sit there in his esophogas and he will be miserable......genler100@yahoo.com if u nd to know anything else...i feel for him...i go through this everyday.
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salt water to taste (believe me...even though it sounds weird) or if you like, V8 juice.  \n\nSalt is great for easing nausea.
877131
yes, to no fever...\ndrink clear liquids only....no milk or dairy.  drink sips,like 1 oz every 30 minutes for a few hours then 2 oz every 30 minutes over a few hours....and so on...\nclear liquids are gatorade(R), sweet tea, water, popsicles, jello, flat soda....if he continues to vomit and have diarrhea for longer than 24 hours, go to the ED.\nonece the vomiting stops, so should the diarrhea.  if the diarrhea should turn bloody, then go to the ED immediately.
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Treatment is ideally directed toward correcting the cause; however, the first aim is to prevent or treat dehydration and nutritional deficiencies. When possible, food intake should be continued even in patients with acute diarrhea. A physician should be consulted as to what type and how much food is permitted. Low-fat diets or more easily digestible fat is useful in some patients. The BRAT diet, which limits food intake to bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast, can help to resolve diarrhea. These foods provide soluble and insoluble fiber without irritation. If the toast is slightly burnt, the charcoal can help sequester toxins and pull them from the body. The patient should drink plenty of fluids, however, in severe cases hospitalization to provide intravenous fluids may be necessary. A physician should be notified if the patient is dehydrated, and if oral replacement is suggested then commercial (Pedialyte and others) or homemade preparations can be used. The World Health Organization(WHO) has provided this easy recipe for home preparation, which can be taken in frequent small sips:\n• table salt: 3/4 teaspoon\n• baking powder: 1 teaspoon\n• orange juice: 1 cup\n• water: 1 quart or liter\nSupplements\nNutrient replacement also plays a role in preventing and treating diarrhea. Zinc especially appears to have an effect on the immune system, and deficiency of this mineral can lead to chronic diarrhea. Also, zinc replacement improves growth in young patients.\nDietary supplements that are generally beneficial in the treatment of digestive disorders include:\n• vitamin C: 50-500 mg daily\n• vitamin B6: 50-150 mg daily\n• magnesium aspartate: 400 mg daily\n• vitamin E: 400 IU daily\n• glutamine: 3,000 mg daily\n• garlic, deodorized: 2,000 mg daily\n• deghycirrhizinated licorice: chew as needed
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Flax is good for intestinal and stomach problems as well as ginger. Avoid dairy in case you're intolerant. There are meds that can be given to slow peristalsis which sounds like the the root of your problems.
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I think you are talking about this diet:\nVeggie Soup Diet / Detox\n\n1 or 2 cans of stewed tomatoes, pureed\n1-2 large green onions (optional)\n1 large can of no fat broth\n1 pkg soup onion soup mix (optional)\n1 bunch celery\n2 cans green beans\n2 green peppers\n2 lbs carrots\nSeason with salt, pepper, curry, parsley, hot sauce, &/or Worcestershire.\nCut veggies in small to med pieces, cover with water/broth and boil fast for 10 mins. Add tomatoes. Reduce to simmer and cook until tender. \n\nDrinks: \n6-8 glasses water everyday, unsweetened juice, tea, coffee, cranberry juice, skim milk. \n\nDay One:\nEat fruit except bananas. Cantaloupe and watermelon are lower in calories that most other fruits. Eat only soup and fruit.\nDay Two:\nEat fresh, cooked, canned raw veggies. Try to eat green leafy veggies, stay away from dry beans, peas or corm. Eat the veggies along with the soup. At dinnertime have 1 baked potato with butter. Do not eat fruit today.\nDay Three:\nEat soup, fruit and veggies (no potato). \nShould have lost up to 7 lbs by today.\nDay Four:\nEast at least three bananas and as much skim milk as you can drink. And eat the soup.\nDay Five:\nBeef and tomatoes. Up to 10-20 oz of beef and a can of tomatoes or as many as 4 tomatoes. Eat the soup at least once today.\nDay Six:\nBeef and veggies. Eat all the veggies and beef you want today. You can have up to 3 steaks with green leafy veggies but no potato. Eat the soup at least once today.\nDay Seven:\nBrown rice, veggies and unsweetened fruit juice. Eat the soup at least once today. \n\nNo Wheat! \nNo Bread! (Or bread like items, e.g. no crackers, no tortillas, no pitas, etc.)\nNo Carbonated Drinks! (Not even diet)\nNo added sugar or honey!\nNo chocolate bars!\nNo fatty salad dressings on the salads!\nNo Fried Food! \nNo Alcohol!\n\nEat the soup anytime you feel hungry. Eat as much as you wish. \nBecause everyone’s digestive system is different, this diet will affect everyone differently.\nYou can eat broiled, boiled or baked chicken instead of the beef. \nYou can substitute broiled fish for the beef on only one of the beef days. \n\n\nI don't know anybody that has actually followed it perfectly for a whole week; I have come close and it has worked.\nNow I use it to curb my late night cravings, if I am not hungry enough to eat the soup then I am not hungry.\n\n(No hospital actually recomends/uses this diet.)
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Drink water. I know you are stuffed, but drinking water will help break up the food more, allowing it to digest easier and a little quicker. Plus it will helpit "pass" quicker.
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BRATS diet- for us its Bananas, easily digested but high in vitamins and sugars, Rice, applesauce and toast w/o butter and saltines.  If you boil the rice in extra water, let it cool and sip it, not much taste but the starch helps your GI tract. If she is throwing up or has diarrhea for more than 24 - 36 hrs, contact a local ER or her Dr.  many virulent strains of gastroenteritis virus's going round and she may need IV fluids. and meds.\n\nmy son was sick for 9 days!
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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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slowly cut your food portions. ex; instead of eating three slices of bread eat three. but don't starve yourself that will only make your crave bigger portions and when you least know it your plate is clean. \n-patients
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Peppermint tea, ginger tea, ginger ale...the old stand-by, saltines and Sprite(although I don't recommend it...too much acid in the Sprite, but the saltines are ok), any MILD clear liquids (nothing acidic and only anything you can see through, LITERALLY).  There is also something called the BRAT diet-- B (bananas)...R (rice)...A (applesauce)...T(toast).  These are all acceptable for nausea or diarrhea, as long as it is tolerated.  For heartburn or acid reflux Pepcid or Prilosec as recommended by the label as long as it isn't contraindicated with any other prescription or over-the-countrer medications you are already taking.
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yes take some hydrogen peroxide it induces vomiting you dont have to take much otherwise you will be dry heaving for a while just a teaspoon to a tablespoon please dont do this unless it is medically necessary you are beautiful the way you are everyone loves you!
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Amp up on Vitamin C and Zinc. Drink a glass of hot green tea with Echinacea and Honey in the morning.\n\n Eat only fruits and vegatables during the day plus avoid mucous creating foods such as milk, bread and cheese. Fast from eating meat as your digestive system needs to be ridding itself of toxins and meat will slow down the process. Avoid refined sugar in sugary drinks. \n\nAdd a tablespoon of raw unfiltered apple cider vinegar, cinnamon, and wild oregeno oil to a glass of apple juice,  pomogranete juice or grape juice three times a day. Add cayenne if you have mucous in your chest, eyes, ears, nose or throat. Drink six glasses of distilled water each day. Drink three glasses of clean water with 1/4 tablespoon of unrefined sea salt.\n\nDrink a glass of hot Green tea with Echinacea and Honey in the evening with Camomile and take a hot bath before you go to bed. Sit in a bathtub with hot water. Add a cup of apple cider vinegar and a tablespoon cayenne. Sweat out the toxins and go to sleep.\n\n All sickness comes from the gut. By alkalizing your body and cleansing you will not only cure your cold but also give your body, gut, and skin a wonderful treat.
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What you said are all proteins and get absorbed completely. For passing motions you must  have fibre in the diet like (high residue diet): Plenty of brown bread, butter, whole fresh fruits, salads, vegetables  specially leafy one, and take at least 4 pints of fluids daily.   If necessary use laxatives. \nDevelop a bowel habit:Regular period of evacuation  each morning .  As far as possible avoid drugs like codeine.
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Probably just gastroenteritits.  My advice - clear liquids, specifically water or maybe a sports drink like Gatorade to replenish electrolytes.  If you give a sports drink, dilute it to about half strength with water.  Otherwise, there's too much sugar concentration.\n\nNo more Coke, or anything with caffeine or lots of sugar.  The chicken noodle soup is good - it will have water, plus some salts (electrolytes), carbohydrates and protein - everything he needs.\n\nGive a little Tylenol and/or Motrin for the fever if he's uncomfortable, but don't overdo it.  These medicines work by inhibiting the release of pyrogens, which is a part of the body's immune system.  In simple terms, it reduces the fever, but also reduces the body's ability to fight off the virus.\n\nUnless he's becoming dehydrated, there's probably nothing the Dr. will do for him.  However, dehydration can occur quickly in children and can become dangerous.  If the vomiting persists, a Dr. may give Phenergan suppositories to stop the vomiting, which will allow him to take in and retain some fluids.\n\nGood luck!