Vomiting yellow water the next day after drinking

After just drinking, the effect of alcohol will affect the stomach and intestines. Some people will vomit continuously, which usually will be better the next day. However, some people drink a lot and may vomit from night to morning. They will still vomit yellow water the next day. This shows that the stomach is empty and what is vomited is bile, which is very bitter.

Overview

In today's society, various drinking parties are always unavoidable. It is inevitable to drink too much, and after drinking too much, all kinds of pain will follow. The most common symptoms include headache, vomiting, and diarrhea. Vomiting is not only the most uncomfortable symptom. I cannot eat anything because I vomit as soon as I eat. In the end, my stomach is empty and all I vomit out is yellow water, which is digestive juice and bile. Today I’m going to share with you some tips on how to relieve vomiting after drinking!

Steps/Methods:

1 Since you have drunk too much, please remember one thing: it is better to vomit early than late. Spit it out early to prevent the body from absorbing more alcohol and causing greater harm to the body. After drinking, if you are conscious, you can use your fingers or chopsticks to stimulate your throat, forcing your stomach to spasm and vomit out the remaining alcohol in your stomach. If the person is unconscious, family members can help the drunk person vomit the alcohol in his stomach.

2 Vomiting is not only because excessive alcohol stimulates the stomach and intestines, but also because the self-protection function of the stomach and intestines is amplified. Even if all the alcohol is vomited out, spontaneous spasms and vomiting will occur, causing bile to backflow and vomit out. Therefore, try not to eat any food when vomiting continues. Let your stomach and intestines rest naturally, and the body's resistance will be well restored.

3 If vomiting continues for a long time, try drinking some warm glucose water, which will provide the body with lost nutrients and water without continuing to irritate the stomach and intestines. After the vomiting has eased a little, you can try taking some stomach medicine such as metoclopramide, because the vomiting is not severe at this time, and the medicine you take can play its role without being vomited out.

Note:

Vomiting after drinking is very harmful to human health, so try not to get drunk. If you accidentally get drunk and these small measures don't work, and your symptoms become more severe, you must go to the hospital. Once stomach problems develop, they are particularly difficult to treat, so prevention should be the main focus. Young people should pay more attention to maintenance and not wait until they are old to become a burden to their families.