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Nausea, Diarrhea Followed By Vomiting, Pale Skin. No Help From Drinking Water. Had Small Amount Of Protein In Urine, Treated. Help
This morning I woke up feeling nauseous. I had diarrhea and thought I might be dehydrated, so I started drinking water. I was unable to hold the water down. My skin was very pale and when I took my temperature it was 94.5 degrees. The same thing happened about 2 months ago, only I did not vomit that time. And, last time, my symptoms went away almost immediately after drinking water. Do you have any idea what this could have been? I had a check-up 2 weeks ago and everything was fine. The only thing my doctor mentioned was that I had small amounts of protein in my urine (which I saw a kidney specialist for and everything was fine) and to intake more calories since I maintain a low body weight.
Wed, 18 Sep 2013
viral involving the stomach
as in viral platelets decreasesand and the only way is hyderotherapy that is lot o water and you have to maintain water thrapy till platelets come above 3.5 lac
in low platelets initially it recover to some extent with water initaly
but if you leave inbetween platlets below 3.5 lac they fall again to a number which is not increased in less time you need strict bed rest and hyderotherapy and monitor platelets and leave above 3.5 lac
till you use water antacids and antiemetic
all the signs are due to lw platelet
as in viral platelets decreasesand and the only way is hyderotherapy that is lot o water and you have to maintain water thrapy till platelets come above 3.5 lac
in low platelets initially it recover to some extent with water initaly
but if you leave inbetween platlets below 3.5 lac they fall again to a number which is not increased in less time you need strict bed rest and hyderotherapy and monitor platelets and leave above 3.5 lac
till you use water antacids and antiemetic
all the signs are due to lw platelet
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