Patient's question:
Yesterday morning, I had a fever, nausea, and vomiting! By half night, the fever had already started, and after taking medicine to reduce it, the nausea and vomiting stopped around midnight. During the night, I had a high fever and took medicine to lower it, but in the early morning, the fever returned, and I received a fever-reducing injection and started an IV drip. After the fever subsided, I experienced nausea. For the next few days, I felt hungry but felt nauseous after eating even a small amount.Previous treatment and effectiveness: I received fever-reducing injections and IV drips. How can I help: Why do I keep feeling nauseous?
Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to apply cold compresses to the stomach and pay attention to preventing cold exposure. Many women experience nausea before their menstrual period. When feeling nauseous, first, you can eat some soda crackers or sour preserves, or choose cold or warm foods instead of hot foods. Avoid overly salty, greasy, and sweet foods. Second, try to avoid any tastes, sights, and sounds that make you uncomfortable.Suggestion: Breathe in fresh air. Second, a slow walk can also help alleviate nausea, or you can decide to take a nap when feeling nauseous. However, it is important to note: if the nausea persists for a long time or is accompanied by other severe discomfort symptoms, seek medical attention promptly.