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Doctor insights on: Is Pizza Ok To Eat If You Previously Had An Upset Stomach Yesterday

I'd wait another day: The problem with recovery is you often have cravings for stuff your system may not be ready for. Any fatty food, cheese, salsa, fried food, require increased digestive work & may trigger renewed sx. Steamed rice, noodles, macaroni without sauces, spaghetti, simple breads are all well tolerated during recovery from a GI disturbance. ...Read more

IBS is not Acid : Ibs is a chronic condition of the intestines. It is not acute pain from over eating or eating the wrong thing... Ibs is different from acid reflux. If you have ibs then you gastroenterologist should be teaching you diet and other ways to treat it and what to do in the case of other stomach or GI problems. ...Read more

Yes, it could: Be related. But not likely if you do not have any pain. It could also be pancreatic insufficiency. Have you doctor take a look at you. ...Read more

Antacid: I would try som over the counter antacid for relief. ...Read more

Food poisoning/stoma: Food poisoning or stomach virus....

Dehysrated: You are dehydrated. Try to drink a lot of water and the dizziness will resolve as you replenish this water loss you should during at least a 2 liters of water a day at the minimum. Good luck! ...Read more

Yes: You might want to try using some antacids like Gaviscon or Maalox since these can provide some soothing of your discomfort. If your symptoms persist or worsen, see your doctor. ...Read more

GO get checked: For a viral infection, or residual poorly functional bowel from unbalanced diet such as rich in protein and poor in fiber. Or you can get bad heartburn/ reflux symptoms from acid. Or you may have poor digestion from eating foods you normally don't eat or do well with. Or you can have gallbladder disease if it gets worse w/ fatty, rich meals. Thanks for trusting in HealthTap. ...Read more

You may have gastrit: You may have gastritis. Try over the counter Prilosec or prevacid, (lansoprazole) eat a bland diet and if does not improve than consult your doctor. ...Read more

Tapeworm: See your PMD for stool studies and treatment ...Read more

No: Upset stomach can also be a virus as well and part of the bigger cold picture. Make sure you drink enough liquids and take otc meds to help the vomiting ...Read more

Need to be checked: The list of possibilities here is very large from very mild to more concerning possibilities. But the bottom line here is that you to get this checked out with a good thorough evaluation. Ideally, during one of these episodes ...Read more

Most likey: The most common side effect of contraceptive pills when taken in higher dose than the usual is nausea vomiting. ...Read more

I don't: See nuts. But all your symptoms could be due to the med. Stop taking and talk to your doctor ...Read more

Butran: If you were on a different opiate just before the Butrans and it was not out of your system you may have been experiencing withdrawal. Buprenorphine the ingredient in Butrans is an agonist antagonist and will displace the other opiate off the receptor thus precipitating withdrawal. ...Read more

Upset stomach: Most likely stomach flu (Noravirus)

Bury the tylenol (acetaminophen): Kidding aside, what you are feeling is unlikely from the tylenol (acetaminophen). Think of other causes. Medicines beyond expiration dates most of the time don't have extra side effects but rather may have less of their desired effect. ...Read more

Not always a cause..: These two things could be completely unrelated. You could have gotten a cold, which just happened to hit right after you got your period.
Alternatively, do you normally get any symptoms during your menstruation? Bloating, nausea/vomiting, lightheadedness, weakness?
Bloody nose could be from vomiting, dry air, etc. Do you have a history of bloody noses?
Please answer back. Good luck! ...Read more

Check preg test: Over the counter pregnancy tests are cheap and reliable. Go do one and then you will know and you won't have to worry. Since you have been trying for more than one year it is time to see a specialist. ...Read more

Virus: Sounds like a viral illness such as the flu. If your throat is really sore you should get checked out with a throat culture today ...Read more

Try ginger: Ginger can reduce nausea & upset stomach. You can drink slightly flattened ginger ale or nibble on crystallized ginger. Or pour boiling water over freshly sliced organic ginger & steep x 5 min in a covered pot. Sip. ...Read more

Ginger ale (slightly: Flattened). The simplest way to reduce nausea is with ginger. You can drink slightly flattened ginger ale or nibble on crystallized ginger. Or pour boiling water over freshly sliced organic ginger & steep x 5 min in a covered pot. Sip. Aromatherapy: sweet orange (citrus sinensis), peitigrain (citrus reticulata), mandarin (citrus reticulata) are different citrus scents that can v nausea. ...Read more

Ginger: Try drinking slightly flattened ginger ale or ginger tea. Nibbling on crystallized ginger is also helpful. ...Read more

Ginger-ginger-ginger: Nausea can be addressed with ginger. Ginger ale. Ginger tea. Crystallized ginger. For ginger tea. Pour boiling water over freshly sliced, organic ginger. Allow steeping for at least 5 minutes in a potted lid. Cool and sip. Acupuncture also works well for nausea. ...Read more

How many?: If you're talking about eating the cracker variety, moderation is key, particularly if you already have a queasy stomach. I'd say "think again" however if you're planning on eating the swimming kind of goldfish! ...Read more

More info needed: Your symptoms are nonspecific and more information is needed in order to make a differential diagnosis. This could be simple indigestion or specific food intolerance, but possibilities also include peptic ulcer, gastritis,gall bladder disease, hiatal hernia, pregnancy, medications, etc. If symptoms persist despite a careful diet, see your physician for evaluation. ...Read more

Clear liquids: This depends in part on what is the cause of the upset stomach. Breads tend to be a little harsh and may increase acidity. You will be safer with clear liquids, juices, jello, ginger ale and some find relief with pudding and ice cream. Most stomach upsets are short term but if you have a consistent problem you should see your GI doctor. ...Read more

Many causes.: Most common is some type of gastroenteritis, caused by food, bacteria, virus. Try light liquid diet and some antacids for few days, if persiste then you need to be seen. Giving us more history and symptoms may be beneficial. ...Read more

get evaluated: Pls get yourself checked, it may be as simple as gastritis, but can be as worrisome as pancreatitis. Your dr needs to do complete history and physical. You may start with just having small light frequent meals, may take ranitidine or Famotidine to help symptoms, and get checked by dr tomorrow, if symptoms worsen, go to er. Good luck. ...Read more

Viral illnesses can: Affect respiratory tract as well as gi tract. Try otc ppi such as Prilosec. If this does not improve after a few days, seek medical attention. ...Read more