Throat: There many OTC Sprays and drops for the sore throat and many OTC meds for the vomiting. Keep up with your fluids!! If it persists then see your doctor for a throat culture
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Cepacol longes: TAke nothing by mouth for 6-12 hours to soothe the vomiting, or see a doctor for some medication. If you don't have a fever and swollen nodes, the sore throat may not need antibiotics, but seeing the doctor and doing tests would make that certain. When you are vomiting you need an injection or rectal suppository to get control of it often
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Relief: this may be an old wife's tale but often a spoonful of honey may help
Answered 8/25/2014
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Treat strep: Please see a physician for a throat swab rapid strep screen, if you also have enlarged lymph nodes in your neck, headaches, and no cough or nasal symptoms. Not treating a strep throat can lead to heart disease. A doctor can also prescribe zofran for nausea and vomiting, if needed. Try bland things like crackers if hungry. Drink Gatorade or similar sports drinks, flat sprite or 7up, or try emetrol.
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Can try: Warm salt water gargles or chamomile tea with honey or licorice root lozenges/tea(be careful if you have hypertension) or cepacol lozenges. Try to avoid spicy foods, alcohol, caffeine or nicotine.
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