Sleeping at night, I suddenly have diarrhea and vomiting, and the bile is about to vomit Why?

It may be food poisoning, will it be dizzy.

"Diarrhea" is extremely common in life. Acute enteritis is the most common disease in "diarrhea". Once people don't eat properly, it often happens that acute enteritis.

1) Acute enteritis**:(1) Overeating, eating too much high-fat and high-protein food, drinking too much alcohol, drinking too many cold drinks, or after getting cold. (2) Eating spoiled or contaminated food, such as unheated and sterilized overnight food, stinky fish and rotten shrimp, stale crabs and seafood, meat products stored in the refrigerator for a long time, fermented and spoiled milk and dairy products.

3) Individual patients have an allergic reaction to food. Acute enteritis is more common in summer and is related to hot weather and perishable food. If you take the "disease from the mouth", acute enteritis will be greatly reduced.

2) Clinical manifestations of acute enteritis: (1) Abdominal pain and diarrhea are the main features. Most of the pain around the navel is paroxysmal cramping, causing a sensation of defecation, and the abdominal pain is slightly reduced after defecation.

Diarrhea is mostly watery stools, containing indigestible food residues, and can generally have 7 to 8 bowel movements a day, up to a dozen times. After **, within 1 2 days, up to 2 3 days to return to normal, the condition is relatively good. (2) Hyperintestinal sounds.

Close to the patient, the "cooing" sound in the abdomen can be clearly heard. (3) Some severe patients have low-grade fever, nausea and vomiting, and dehydration. (4) Acute enteritis should be distinguished from diarrhea caused by other diseases.

In general, the milder form of diarrhoea is usually acute enteritis. Other diseases require further examination in the hospital to confirm the diagnosis.

3) Ambulance measures: (1) First of all, stay in bed, keep warm, and fast for 12 hours, and then gradually take a small amount of liquid food, such as rice soup, lotus root flour, or gruel, noodle soup, etc., and slowly resume normal diet. (2) Appropriate pain relief and diarrhea.

Oral belladonna tablets. If the diarrhea is severe, you can eat some burnt steamed bread slices or rice porridge to avoid diarrhea. (3) Encourage more water consumption, as shown in "Rescue Measures for Acute Gastritis".

4) Those with mild disease do not need "anti-inflammatory drugs". Generally, lactase, berberine, haloperic acid and other drugs can be used. (5) Patients with severe diarrhea and dehydration should be sent to the hospital for intravenous infusion** in time.

What is acute enteritis?

Acute enteritis is a common and frequent disease in summer and autumn. It is mostly caused by bacterial and viral microbial infections, and its manifestations are mainly abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, fever, etc., and in severe cases, it can lead to dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, shock, etc.

The diagnosis of acute enteritis is not difficult, and patients usually have a sudden onset in summer and autumn; and often have a history of uncontrolled diet or accidental ingestion; It is characterized by an explosive epidemic; The patient mostly presents with nausea and vomiting first, followed by diarrhea, 3 to 5 days a day, or even dozens of times, the stool is watery, dark yellow or green, foul smell, and can be accompanied by abdominal cramps, fever, body aches and other symptoms. Routine stool examination and stool culture, red and white blood cell counts may be normal or abnormal. The patient had nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea at the same time, so it was also called acute gastroenteritis.

I initially think you have cholecystitis, eat too much or the wrong food will have vomiting symptoms, this situation is a bit dangerous, put down everything and go to the hospital for a check-up, tell the doctor all the symptoms, and then focus on the analysis of the parts that should be examined and **! Don't put off the condition! Health is the number one priority!

I went to the hospital to see that the food reflux was caused by the disease.

Poor baby, diarrhea, calcium deficiency, anemia, cough... You are not clear enough about baby diarrhea, what kind of stool and water several times a day. 5.

Didn't you give your baby cod liver oil (vitamin AD) from birth to make the baby calcium deficient, if so, you have to review it. If you don't want it, you want it.

What did you eat for dinner, it may be that you ate something, and you caught a cold at night, especially something with a lot of oil.

The above situation is enteritis, this disease is more common in summer, and the cause is generally caused by unclean diet, cold, etc.

It is recommended to pay attention to keeping warm, pay attention to dietary hygiene, and give oral norfloxacin capsules and berberine tablets.

First of all, you have to judge whether your stomach hurts or not, if it doesn't hurt, it's just diarrhea and vomiting, it may be that you have eaten something bad and spoiled and moldy. If your stomach hurts, then it's definitely enteritis. If your stomach doesn't hurt, just take a little compound berberine.

If it is enteritis, eating a little enteritis should not be a big problem. It is recommended to drink it with a little sugar and salt water, don't pull out of water, the key is that you still vomit, for fear that you will lack potassium in the end, and people will have little energy and strength. Drink some sugar and brine first!

Hello, your situation is likely to be caused by enteritis, please recall whether there was any unclean diet the day before the diarrhea?

If the diarrhea is only one time and gradually lessens later, norfloxacin can be used for anti-inflammatory**. The effect is not good, or the diarrhea is severe, and an infusion is required**

PPA, if you have eaten something cold, is acute gastroenteritis.

Acute enteritis, you can eat and stop sealing, and the effect is good.

Hurry up and take haloperic acid, the effect is quite good.

It must have been caused by eating bad food.