A normal reaction of the stomach as it tries to eliminate contents that irritate.
- Vomiting — forcefully expelling what’s in your stomach through your mouth — is your body’s way of getting rid of something harmful in the stomach. It may also be a response to irritation in the gut. Vomiting isn’t a condition, but rather a symptom of other conditions. Some of these conditions are serious, but most aren’t a cause for concern.
Vomiting can be a one-time event, especially when it’s caused by eating or drinking something that doesn’t settle right in the stomach. However, vomiting repeatedly can be a sign of an emergency or a
serious underlying condition.
| Symptoms |
- Nausea, the sensation that vomiting may occur
- Gagging, retching, choking, involuntary stomach reflexes
- The mouth filling with saliva (to protect the teeth from stomach acid)
- The need to move or bend over
- Blood in the vomit
- Severe headache or stiff neck
- Lethargy, confusion, or a decreased alertness
- Severe abdominal pain
- Diarrhea
- Rapid breathing or pulse
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| Root Causes |
- The most common causes of vomiting in adults include:
- Foodborne illnesses (food poisoning)
- Indigestion
- Bacterial or viral infections, like viral gastroenteritis, which is often referred to as a “stomach bug”
- Motion sickness
- Chemotherapy or other chemical toxins
- Migraine headaches
- Medications, like antibiotics, morphine, or anesthesia
- Excessive alcohol consumption
- Appendicitis
- Acid reflux or GERD
- Gallstones or other Gallbladder issues
- Anxiety
- Intense pain
- Exposure to toxins, such as lead
- Crohn’s disease
- Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
- Concussion
- Food allergies
- Common causes of vomiting in babies include:
- Viral gastroenteritis
- Swallowing milk too quickly, which can be caused by the hole in the bottle teat being too large
- Food allergies
- Milk intolerance
- Other types of infections, including urinary tract infections (UTIs), middle ear infections, pneumonia, or meningitis
- Accidentally ingesting a poison
- Congenital pyloric stenosis: a condition present at birth in which the passage from the stomach to the bowel has narrowed so food can’t pass through easily
- Intussusception: when the bowel telescopes in on itself resulting in a blockage — a medical emergency
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| Combination Support Products |
- Digestive Support Items
- Aloe Vera
- Homeopathic Detox Remedies
- Immune Support Items
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Supplements
NS - Natural Solutions | FF - First Fitness | EQ - Energique
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| Whole Food Sources and Spices |
- Ginger
- Lemon
- Apples
- Nuts
- Bananas
- Chamomile tea
- Oatmeal rice water
- Raspberries
- Chicken broth
- Watermelon
- Strawberries
- Cantaloupe
- Toast or a bagel
- Scrambled eggs
- Crackers
- Mashed potatoes
- Soup (such as chicken soup with ginger, turmeric broth, miso soup, lentil soup, etc.)
- Lean meats (e.g., grilled, baked, or steamed without extra fat)
- Canned fruit, including melons, bananas, and apple sauce
- Gelatin
- Cloves and cardamom
- Salt and sugar solution
- Papaya
- Onion juice
- Cumin
- Apple cider vinegar
- Mint
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| Gemstones and Crystals |
- Sapphire
- Unakite
- Malachite
- Citrine
- Yellow Jasper
- Rainbow Moonstone
- Peridot
- Lapis lazuli
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| Herbs |
- Ginger
- Peppermint
- Spearmint
- Chamomile
- Fennel
- Lemon
- Cinnamon
- Cardamom
- Lemon Balm
- Licorice Root
- Marshmallow Root
- Slippery Elm
- Bitter Herbs
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| Homeopathy |
- Ipecacuanha: for vomiting with intense nausea, especially during pregnancy or motion sickness.
- Arsenic Album: for vomiting due to food poisoning and gastrointestinal infections.
- Veratrum Album: for vomiting with diarrhea, cold sweat and weakness.
- Colocynthis: for vomiting with abdominal pain and cramps.
- Ferrum Met: for vomiting while eating or soon after eating.
- Sepia: for morning sickness and vomiting during pregnancy.
- Iris Versicolor: for headache or migraine with vomiting.
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| Beneficial Techniques and Modalities |
- Rife Frequencies
- Biomat
- Photonic Mat
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| Acupuncture Points
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- PC-6
- LI-4
- LV-3
- SP-4
- ST-36
- BL-20
- KID-21
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| Home Remedies |
- Keep taking small sips of water frequently to prevent dehydration
- Have foods containing ginger (tea, biscuits)
- Sip fruit juices, sports drinks, or flat soda pop
- Have small frequent, bland meals when hungry
- Sucking on hard candies
- Using Aromatherapy
- Getting plenty of rest is also an important step for giving the body time it needs to heal after a vomiting episode.
- Preventing dehydration is an important goal when a child is vomiting. However, they may not always want to drink fluids, so there are creative ways to help them take in fluids.
- Make ice pops or ice cubes from oral rehydration solutions or drinks containing electrolytes.
- Give a child gelatin as an alternative to liquids. They may tolerate it better or be more likely to eat it.
- Dilute fruit juice with water. Dilution reduces the amount of sugar in the juice that can worsen diarrhea that sometimes accompanies vomiting.
- Give a child rehydration fluids 30 to 60 minutes after they have vomited to reduce the likelihood the child will immediately vomit again. Start with a small amount to make sure the child will tolerate it.
- Provide bland foods to the child one they have not vomited for about 8 hours and kept fluids down.
- Examples include crackers, toast, bland soups, bananas, and mashed potatoes. These foods can help fill and settle the stomach.
- Treating children who are vomiting can be difficult because they are not always able to express what they are feeling. Providing small amounts of hydrating solutions at a time can help.
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| Essential Oils & Aromatherapy |
- Lavender oil
- Chamomile oil
- Lemon oil
- Peppermint oil
- Rose oil
- Clove oil
- Ginger oil
- Spearmint oil
- Cardamom oil
- Fennel oil
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| Bio-Energetic Balancing Remedies Suggestions
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| Go to an empty HT. Use the search criteria to add energies for symptoms and also add the above listed homeopathics. Review the comprehensive and/or talk with client. Some common causes are too much drinking, pregnancy, food allergies, reflux, food poisoning, viral or bacterial infections, chemical toxins, stress/anxiety, gallbladder issues, etc. If you isolate the cause you can add energies too address the root cause. |
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