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Vomiting sensation
From last 3-4 days I feel vomiting sensation at evening time but from today I feel it from afternoon before that from last few month when I burbing at evening time I feel gastric but after dinner it will ok. What happen?
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Your symptoms of nausea in the evenings, burping, and gastric discomfort that improve after eating are very typical of acidity or gastritis â stomach acid tends to build up when the stomach is empty and causes these symptoms. The fact that this has been happening for a few months and is now worsening suggests your gut needs proper attention. Avoiding spicy, oily, and fried food, eating at regular intervals, and not keeping the stomach empty for long periods can help, but a proper medical evaluation is important to rule out peptic ulcer disease.
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Avoid fatty, sugary, spicy, food, excess of tea, coffee, alcohol.
Take frequent small meals.
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Tab domperidone 10mg one every 8hours for 5 days.
Syp digeplex 5ml morning and evening for 7 days.
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Hi, evening nausea with burping and gastric discomfort is due to acidity or mild reflux.
Avoid heavy food at night and eat smaller meals.
Try an antacid after dinner for relief.
If it persists, a consultation would help clarify this.
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The symptoms you describe—vomiting sensation mainly in the evening, frequent burping, and a feeling of gastric discomfort that improves after dinner—are commonly seen with acidity (GERD), gastritis, indigestion, or delayed gastric emptying.
Stress, irregular meal timings, prolonged gaps between meals, tea/coffee on an empty stomach, and spicy/oily foods can also contribute.
A few details would help:
Do you have burning in the chest or throat?
Any upper abdominal pain, bloating, early fullness, or loss of appetite?
History of diabetes, thyroid disorder, alcohol intake, or smoking?
Any recent weight loss, black stools, or recurrent vomiting?
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Take small, frequent meals instead of long gaps between meals.
Avoid oily, spicy, fried foods, excess tea/coffee, carbonated drinks, and late-night meals.
Stay well hydrated.
Avoid lying down for at least 2–3 hours after food.
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If symptoms have been recurring for months or do not improve within a few days, you may require evaluation with basic blood tests and possibly an ultrasound abdomen/endoscopy based on clinical findings.
Please share your age, weight, medical history, and whether you have acidity or abdominal pain so I can guide you further.
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Hello,
Vomiting sensation for 3â4 days may be due to acidity/gastritis, indigestion, food issue, stress, or liver/gallbladder problem.
Patient should:
Take light food, avoid spicy/oily food, tea/coffee, alcohol.
Drink water/ORS in small sips.
Consult a doctor if it continues beyond 2â3 days.
Doctor may advise CBC, LFT, sugar, urine test, and ultrasound abdomen if needed.
Urgent care if actual repeated vomiting, severe abdominal pain, fever, blood vomiting, chest pain, or dehydration occurs.
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Your occupation history ?
DIABETIC HISTORY?
You will drink alcohol and smoking ?
I need a mode of detailed history ?
Don't eat late night food and soft drink also
Drink plenty of water and buttermilk also
Tab.Pan 40 MG OD BF
Tab.Emeset 4 MG BF
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