Is drinking Ginger prevents vomitting..?
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It's my understanding that ginger can help prevent nausea. If you are looking to prevent motion sickness, ginger could help. If your looking to prevent vomiting from an illness, it's not as likely to. Basically, while it does help relieve nausea in some people, it's not likely to prevent vomiting.
648782
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.
135846
Hey sweetie, just take some Dramomine, you can find it in the over the counter meds isle and it really helps also if you are looking for a natural cure, Ginger can ease tummy problems, I like to eat Gingersnap cookies when riding in the car.
68857
Ginger in any form will ease nausea.  If you can eat it, candied ginger is the best.\n\nDid you tell your doctor about the problem with oily food?  If you didn't and the problem is more of a matter of pain than of feeling like you are going to throw up, point this out to your doctor.  That would be a good sign that you have a gallstone.  \n\nAlso, like the other person mentioned, add more fiber to your diet.  It doesn't even have to be nasty - orange peel (like in marmalade) and oatmeal are wonderful sources of fiber.  It could be IBS, and the first treatment for that is eating more fiber.  In this vein, yogurt and/or lactobacillus acidopholus may help as well.
604769
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.
707954
Just do what you Mom did for you when you were a kid.   Flat ginger ale,  and dry toast.  Make sure you take enough fluids.  That's the biggest problem is becoming dehydrated.  \n\n"It is important that you drink enough clear fluids, such as water, so you do not get dehydrated. You should also drink other fluids such as juices, clear soups, or oral rehydration fluids for vomiting or diarrhea. See a doctor if diarrhea or vomiting lasts more than two or three days, or if dehydration is a concern."
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All three of these are different... Here are my recommendations: \n\nCold: \nAs mentioned above, folklore tells us that we should feed a cold. Experience has taught me that the best thing to feed a cold is usually chicken soup. It doesn't have to be homemade - even Campbell's will work - but homemade does seem to be best. Keep up the fluids - drink water, hot tea, ginger ale, anything to keep hydrated. Hot tea seems to work best for me. Take vitamin C, and zinc - you can get tablets at your local pharmacy, or a multivitamin will do in a pinch. Get plenty of rest, too. If your head is stuffed up or you're congested in any way, prop yourself up a little bit on a couple of pillows so that you sleep with your head higher than your chest. Doesn't have to be a lot, just a little will do the trick. And if you can, sleep on your back this way. Don't know why, but it seems to help with the drainage of all that mucus. \n\nFever: \nAgain, referencing the folklore, starve a fever. If you've got a fever, you probably don't feel like eating anyway. Fevers you have to keep a closer eye on. I've always felt like they're more dangerous than a cold. Anyway, again, stay hydrated - drink water, iced tea, ginger ale - you're probably not going to want anything hot. As a rule of thumb, if you get hungry, eat something. Try something light at first to make sure...a piece of dry toast or some crackers. Take your tempreture whenever you think of it to make sure you're not boiling over. If your tempreture gets too high, go to a doctor. \n\nFlu: \nStay warm, and stay close to a bathroom for starters! Stay hydrated - gatorade, tea, water, ginger ale is great. There's something about ginger that helps settle my stomach, so ginger ale and ginger tea (if you like either) are usually good to have around. Get as much rest as you can. Do whatever you can to stay comfortable. Peptobismal has always been a wonder drug in my family... Immodium for diareaha (sp?) is really good, too. Again, chicken soup if you can keep it down. Don't know what it is about that chicken soup, but it does seem to help.
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it wont hurt you BUT it has alot of acid in it so it will make your stomach hurt more and yu'll throw up more too. Try some gatorade, ginger ale, sprite, or some water. Get better soon!! :)
710628
try boiling ginger root chunks into boiling water, let it cool add a little honey and lemon juice then drink it, it allways works for me.
761620
i would say the best answer you going to get online is go see a professional.. i think they actually have medication for that that helps  the muscles relax so that you can eat and do whatever your normally use to without having the urge to vomit
957006
The reason?  It's the sugar.  Have you ever had Emitrol?  It's an anti-nausea syrup you can buy at the store.  The sugar count in that is tremendous.  It's the sugar that settles your stomach.  You're supposed to even beat the bubbles out of ginger ale or coke so it doesn't bounce right back up.  You can also buy Coca-Cola Syrup in the drug store.  Just ask for it at the pharmacy.  Just pure syrup--no carbonation.  That will work too.
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A little alcohol to help wind down after a hard days work is okay but some people abuse it by drinking huge quantities every day. A healthy amount would be around 1 or 2 glasses of wine or 1 measure of spirit at a time.\nA glass of port can really help an upset stomach.\nBut a little of what you fancy really can do you good sometimes.
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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!
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on the discovery channel mythbusters found that ginger pills were the best. and its natural w/no side effects, some motion sickness pills make you very loopy
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cut many slices of ginger (as many as you feel comfortable with bc it can be sharp and 'hot' for the throat) and boil in water.  Drink it when cooled.  Take this once a day till the problem goes away.  \n\nI usually take a bunch of them bc I'm not afraid of the 'hot' feeling as it drips into the throat.  It's ok  to start with a few slices, maybe 7 or 8.  Increase as  you feel comfortable with doing so.
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This may sound a little odd, but carry around a plastic bag with you, wherever you go. It gives you the security that IF you did indeed have to throw up, you have somewhere to do it. I've done this for years!!.. Also maybe some rolaids. There was a point where I could NOT leave home without my blessed rolaids. (Or tums). It's all in the mind you see, so whatever you can do to trick your mind into thinking that all is well, the better you will feel.
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It could cause mild nausea.\n\nadd a dash of apple cider vinegar to a small cup of root beer to eliminate nausea.