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What Causes Dizziness Followed By Vomiting And Fever?
This Thursday morning I went from feeling great to being incapacitated with dizziness and violent vomiting within 45 minutes. Had to be driven home from work. Spent that day in bed, slight fever, drank only water and nibbled on crackers. Second day was horrendous headache, took aspirin and drank lot of water and ate frackers. Third day, exhausted after a shower, drinking Gatorade and chicken noodle soup. No vomiting since first day, but some diarrhea today and tired. Do I do anything different or just wait it out? I am 65 in great health but under a lot of stress.
Mon, 11 Mar 2019
Anonymous's Response
Anonymous's
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Hello,
This can be due to stress. when you are not feeling mentally well, you don’t feel physically well too. Stress can give you migraines which induce vomiting and dizziness.
When you feel like this, keep yourself hydrated and take semi-solid food because it's easy to digest and will give you energy too but don’t skip eating.
Only water won’t give you energy and you'll end up feeling week. if you have further questions feel free to message me.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Sarishkw, General & Family Physician
This can be due to stress. when you are not feeling mentally well, you don’t feel physically well too. Stress can give you migraines which induce vomiting and dizziness.
When you feel like this, keep yourself hydrated and take semi-solid food because it's easy to digest and will give you energy too but don’t skip eating.
Only water won’t give you energy and you'll end up feeling week. if you have further questions feel free to message me.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Sarishkw, General & Family Physician
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