Overview
Vomiting is the forceful expulsion of stomach contents through the mouth. It can be caused by a variety of factors, including food poisoning, stomach viruses, and certain medications.
Remedies often used
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Vomiting of food, bile, blood or mucus
Excessive excess saliva and a moist mouth Nausea not relieved by vomiting Stabbing pains in the stomach
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Vomiting as soon as food or drink is consumed
Vomiting immediately after eating or drinking White-coated tongue Inability to keep any food or liquids down
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Vomiting of green curds of milk
Vomiting of green, curdled milk Vomiting soon after eating or nursing Extreme fatigue and exhaustion after vomiting
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Nausea with retching and vomiting
Feeling of weight or discomfort in the upper abdomen Difficulty breathing due to the digestive distress Restlessness and anxiety
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Show 35 more remedies Phosphorus Vomiting of cold water as soon as it becomes warm in the stomach Iris versicolor Vomiting of extremely sour, ropy saliva that sets the teeth on edge Crotalus horridus Black, bilious vomiting in large quantities Hyoscyamus niger Vomiting of ingested food Colchicum autumnale Nausea and vomiting triggered by the smell of cooked food, especially fish, eggs, and fatty meat Laurocerasus Nausea on approaching a warm stove Eugenia jambos Constant nausea and vomiting Sanguinaria canadensis Burning sensation in the stomach Stramonium Vomiting triggered by even slightly raising the head Strophanthus hispidus Vomiting with burning in stomach and esophagus Nyctanthes arbor tristis Burning sensation in the stomach, relieved by cold applications Calcarea Mur Obstinate vomiting
Carbolicum acidum Burning sensation in the stomach Tabacum Nausea and vomiting Cucurbita pepo Intense nausea immediately after eating Cyclamen europaeum Frequent vomiting in the morning Mezereum Vomiting of bitter-tasting beer Cocculus indicus Nausea and vomiting triggered by the sight, smell, or thought of food Ruta graveolens Nausea felt in the rectum Argentum nitricum Blood vomiting Dioscorea villosa Nausea felt in the ears Arsenicum album Vomiting and heartburn during menses Kreosotum Vomiting of undigested food hours after eating, with constant nausea Vespa crabro Vomiting of coffee-ground material Lobelia inflata Vomiting with great sweat and saliva Theridion curassavicum Nausea from noise Valeriana officinalis Child vomits curled milk in large lumps after nursing Chamomilla Vomiting with troublesome nausea and retching Ignatia amara Vomiting relieved by taking indigestible things Croton tiglium Violent vomiting urge, especially after drinking Cadmium sulphuratum Intense nausea and vomiting, even with the slightest touch to the lips Sulphuricum acidum Sour, acid vomiting Ferrum metallicum Vomiting of food Plumbum metallicum Vomiting of stool Arnica montana Vomiting of black, coagulated blood
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See a doctor if
Persistent vomiting that lasts more than 24 hours, especially in young children and the elderly Vomiting accompanied by severe abdominal pain, fever, or signs of dehydration Vomiting blood or material that looks like coffee grounds
Everyday tips
Stay hydrated by sipping small amounts of water, electrolyte-rich drinks, or ice chips Eat bland, easy-to-digest foods like bananas, rice, applesauce, or toast Avoid trigger foods and strong smells that may worsen nausea Get plenty of rest and avoid strenuous activity until the vomiting subsides
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