I have had gastroenteritis for 72 hours and still have a lot of diarrhea, nausea, and some vomiting. What can I do for the nausea?

To reduce nausea, it is recommended to limit the amount of food consumed and stick to easily digestible foods like broths and soups. Taking medications like Gravol ginger™ or regular Gravol, as well as having Gastrolyte™ on hand for hydration, can also help alleviate nausea. Staying hydrated is important, especially if experiencing diarrhea for several days.

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I have had gastroenteritis for 72 hours and still have a lot of diarrhea, nausea, and some vomiting. What can I do for the nausea?

To reduce nausea, it is recommended to limit the amount of food consumed and stick to easily digestible foods like broths and soups. Taking medications like Gravol ginger™ or regular Gravol, as well as having Gastrolyte™ on hand for hydration, can also help alleviate nausea. Staying hydrated is important, especially if experiencing diarrhea for several days.