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Nasea and throwing up and also diarrhea. what medication to use?
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Depends on details: One's primary care doctor can help. Vomiting and diarrhea go together, and many patients have both. Often, symptoms go from top to bottom, with vomiting starting first, and then the diarrhea. When vomiting starts, a person can go into "gastroenteritis mode" and stop eating for a day, but drink small amounts (depends on one's age and weight) of Pedialyte or other rehydrating fluid each hour.
Answered 3/23/2022
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