Hello, My Name Is Fantasia I Suspect Food Poisoning For

Brief Answer:
Night sweats? cause

Detailed Answer:
Hello Fantasia....
Welcome to "Ask a Doctor"service.
I am Dr Ajeet XXXXXXX
I have gone through your query and here is my opinion.

The usual cause of night sweats are hormonal imbalances, menopause,thyroid imbalances,stress,menopause,hypoglycaemia,nutritional deficiencies and multiple medications.

Kindly share your age,weight,details of medical history,any associated comorbidities like diabetes and hypertension and what medications you did receive for the stomach upset.
Have you been tested for thyroid abnormalities in the recent past?
Are you an anxious personality?

Time being take nourishing diet including plentiful of vegetables and fruits to cover the nutritional deficiencies.Have plentiful water and oral fluids.Procure your thyroid function tests.

Waiting for your revert.
Stay healthy and stay blessed.
Regards.

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Brief Answer:
Night sweats ?cause

Detailed Answer:
Hi...
In your case,the most likely cause of sleep hyperhidrosis is abdominal infection in the recent past coupled with deficiency of micro nutrients.
It would improve as your residual infection subsides and oral intake improves.

Take nourishing diet.
Drink plenty of water and fluids during the day.
Take bland dinner to avoid acid reflux.
Avoid alcohol,caffeine,carbonated drinks and spicy foods
Do not eat anything within 2 to 3 hours before going to bed
Have low fat and low sugar diet.
Sleep in a room with cool environment anf with free air circulation.
Avoid synthetic fabrics and wear comfortable nonsynthetic febric(preferably cotton).
Avoid heavy sheets and blankets.
Practice relaxation techniques and breathing exercises before going to bed.
Stress and and anxiety can make you break out in a sweat during the night aswell,just like it can do in the daytime.
Don't overthink because most of the reasons of night sweats are trivial and not lifethreatening.

Happy living.
Regards.

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Brief Answer:
upset stomach

Detailed Answer:
Hi...
Welcome back.

Have bland diet which can be digested easily.
Take small,multiple meals instead of 3 large major meals.
Avoid tea,coffee,carbonated drinks,spicy and greasy meals,junk food and alcohol.
Avoid smoking (if applies).
Take curd,yogurt,butter milk or commercially available probiotics.
Avoid milk.
Have plentiful raw vegetables and fruits.
Have plentiful oral fluids and cleaner water.
Be physically active.
Learn relaxation techniques.

If the symptoms persist,see your clinician.
Happy living.
Regards.

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