Patient's question:
Now I eat what I vomit. I went to the hospital for acute gastroenteritis. They only gave me medicine and wouldn't let me have an IV drip, but now I vomit every time I take the medicine. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
You vomit what you eat. You went to the hospital for acute gastroenteritis and they only gave you medication and refused to give you an intravenous drip. You can drink more water first to prevent dehydration. It is recommended that hospitals now prefer intravenous drips, and most patients should avoid them. If you vomit after taking medicine, you can drink more water and add a little salt and sugar while drinking. When patients face gastroenteritis, we should promptly implement the principle of symptomatic treatment and not avoid seeking medical attention.