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Headache and nausea
I am having headache since morning and feeling nauseous. I have puked two times but still feeling something in my stomach
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Headache with repeated vomiting can have several causes, ranging from migraine, gastritis/acute infection or dehydration to other conditions that require urgent assessment. The duration, severity and associated symptoms are important before deciding treatment.
Please don't self-medicate repeatedly. If this is a sudden/severe “worst-ever” headache, or there is fever with neck stiffness, confusion, fainting, weakness/numbness, visual disturbance, persistent vomiting, or pregnancy possibility, please seek urgent medical evaluation.
Otherwise, I can assess your symptoms, medical history and associated factors and guide you regarding the appropriate treatment and investigations. You may connect with me on Practo for a consultation.
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Most likely the cause could be acidity/ indigestion but detail history is necessary to diagnose.
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Take Doran O SOS for nausea and vomiting. Drink ORS and have liquids. Avoid spicy,heavy foods. Tab Dolo 650 SOS for headache.
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Hello dear, This could be indigestion, gastritis, early gastroenteritis, or increased bowel activity. If there is no severe pain, repeated vomiting, fever, blood in stool, or abdominal distension, it is reasonable to observe initially.
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Take ORS/water in small frequent amounts.
Eat light food; avoid oily/spicy food, alcohol and heavy meals.
Rest and avoid strenuous activity.
If there is significant acidity/burning, an antacid may help.
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If the feeling becomes localized or severe abdominal pain, vomiting starts repeatedly, fever develops, kindly consult me for more detailed evaluation.
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Require detailed history. Did you eat something from outside? Do you have fever? Do you have cramps in your stomach? Does headache feel triggered by light or sound?
Please share full details on consultation.
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For temporary relief, you can take ondansetron 4 mg tablet for vomiting twice daily for 3 days. With Paracetamol for headache SOS. If headache is too much take combination of caffeine and pcm. Have PCM after eating something. With a gap of minimum 6 hours. Not more than 3 in a day(only for pcm not pcm&caffeine combination)
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Headache with repeated vomiting can be due to a migraine, but the severity and associated symptoms matter.
I would not ignore a new or unusually severe headache without an examination.
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Rest, take small frequent sips of water/ORS, and arrange an assessment today if it is persisting.
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A headache with nausea and a couple of vomiting episodes in one morning usually points to something short-lived, like a migraine, acidity or a stomach bug. It doesn't sound like an emergency from what you've described.
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Sip water or ORS in small amounts through the day and rest in a dark, quiet room for now. See a doctor today if the vomiting continues, you can't keep fluids down, or a fever shows up.
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