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take digestive foods. less fatty foods, oily foods,
take tab. emeset-4mg before meal twice a day. syp. aristozyme 10 ml twice a day.
avoid stress.
do tests lft, cbc. and consult again.
welcome in lybrate.

avoid to feed her. give her syp. emeset 5 ml twice a day. syp. crocin 5 ml thrice a day. syp. meftal spas 5 ml twice a day.
give her juice, coconut water, lassi for one day. feeding try on next day.

Hey lybrate-user,
Pls check her Blood sugar levels, sr.electrolytes. Any abmormality in these values can also lead to persistent vomiting.
1.Take plenty of water/fluids.
2 T.emeset 4 mg 1-1-1 before food.

It could be due to stomach upset.
To control vomiting you can give her syrup emeset 5 ml on empty stomach and maintain her liquid intake to avoid dehydration and weakness. If vomiting still persists then better to consult your near by physician.

Hb1ac serum creatinine levels required. Inj tramadol causes voming so emeset injection given before tramadol. Vomiting stopping medicine is missing in treatment.

take tab. meftal spas twice a day. tab. emeset-4mg sos. tab. dolo 500 mg sos.
tab. metrogyl 400 mg thrice a day. take ORS LIQUID . avoid heavy meal. eat khichdi. juice,banana,

This sounds like spasmodic dysmenorrhoea. She can take meftal spas and emeset for her symptoms and if you don't want children now, can also take oral contraceptives. She also needs an ultrasound scan to rule out endometriosis.

Mr. lybrate-user, there is an increase in a chemical known as beta hcg during pregnancy which is responsible for increase in vomitings. It will settle down by 4th month of pregnancy. She should avoid juices as they increase acidity and causes more vomitings. Ask her to have small frequent meals. She can take emeset 4 mg 1-2 times daily.

if vomiting occurs more than 5 times in a day.it is not harmful .otherwise it may be sign of any infection or any kind allergy due to food or medicines in your abdomen. you can take 1 glass of warm water and tab. emeset-4mg sos.
you go for i/v fluids avoid from dehydration in hospital.

Check your BSL fasting. It may be too low. Your dose of antidiabetic agent needs to be modified. Consult online in private