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Stomach Indigestion and Heaviness.
Actually from last 2 days facing stomach ache severely . Also not able to eat anythin, first day didn't have anything then at night vomitted 3-4 times and had fever for 4-5 hours then next day , tried to have some fruits and ORS 2 Litres all again vomitted . Could not sleep properly, somehow the pain is bit less had some medicines still facing that issue struggling to eat something, last night had a loose motion and still heaviness is there though had nothing much . Please help it out . Same like this but in severe condition faced 3-4 weeks ago but that time had 4-5 infection prevention meds with saline and some medicines by doctor it was fine . Do let me know the steps to be followed now
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Because you have already suffered from all of this,first of all you have to watch the food you eat,which has a direct relation with this condition that what you ate, where you ate and after how many hours this condition happened.
Only symptomatic treatment will not cure your problem...you have to go through proper test and treatment for this.
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stay hydrated,avoid junk food,fix your food timing,avoid selfmedication
consult your doctor
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Need proper evaluation please consult for assessment and treatment
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Your symptoms of severe stomach pain, repeated vomiting, fever, and loose stools indicate an episode of acute infectious gastroenteritis (May be food poisoning or gut infection).
Because you had a very similar, severe infection requiring IV fluids only 3–4 weeks ago, your intestinal mucosal lining likely never fully healed, leaving your gut sensitive and vulnerable to reinfection or lingering gut inflammation.
The persistent heaviness and inability to keep fluids down put you at immediate risk for dehydration and electrolyte imbalance.
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Do not gulp down large amounts of fluids all at once; instead, take small, frequent sips of ORS (one tablespoon every 5–10 minutes) to prevent triggering the vomiting reflex.
Stick strictly to light, bland foods like rice kanji, curd, or toast only when vomiting settles, and completely avoid raw fruits, fruit juices, milk, and oily foods for now.
Please book an online consultation with me immediately so we can prescribe appropriate antiemetics, assess for dehydration, and arrange basic stool and blood tests.
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Avoid self-medicating with leftover antibiotics from your previous episode, as inappropriate use will further destroy your beneficial gut flora and worsen diarrhea.
Take proper rest and monitor your urine output to ensure you are passing clear to light-yellow urine at least every 4 to 6 hours.
Go to the nearest emergency room immediately if you cannot keep even sips of water down, notice blood in your vomit or stool, feel extreme dizziness upon standing, or develop high continuous fever.
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Do consult
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Repeated vomiting with poor oral intake and loose motion can cause dehydration, and recurrence needs examination rather than repeating old medicines.
Please take small, frequent sips of ORS; avoid solid or heavy food until vomiting settles.
If you cannot keep fluids down, feel dizzy, pass very little urine, or have severe pain, fever, or blood in vomit/stool, go to an emergency room now.
I recommend an in-person examination today to assess hydration and your abdomen.
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Please book a consultation with me on Practo or visit me at Synergy Multispeciality Hospital, Miraj today; carry your previous prescriptions.
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A second severe episode in a few weeks, with vomiting, fever, and loose motions again, needs proper medical evaluation rather than repeating home treatment on your own.
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Please see a doctor in person today, especially since ORS hasn't controlled the vomiting this time and you may need IV fluids and tests again.
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Watch for reduced urination, extreme weakness, or non-stop vomiting, and go to an emergency department if any of these develop.
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Dr. Hemant Kumar
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Delhi
Recurrent vomiting with abdominal pain, fever and loose stools—needs medical evaluation for infection and dehydration.
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Check vitals + hydration; CBC/electrolytes ± LFT/lipase. ORS in small frequent sips; seek urgent care if unable to tolerate fluids or pain/vomiting worsens.
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