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What Can Be The Cause For Sudden Fever And Throwing Up?

Hello well my friend she has something wrong with her but the doctors don t know what s wrong first she went to the emergency room cause she was throwing up and had a high fever so the doctor sent her back home saying she s fine well as soon as she made it home she threw up again.. Now today she s sitting in the hospital with no answer why she s sick.. Have any ideas?
Mon, 8 Sep 2014
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Hello,
This is Dr. Klarida Papaqako answering your question.
I read very careful your concern.

The most common cause of vomiting, associated with vomiting is a viral gastroenteritis, which in general will have 1-2 days of vomiting (3-8 times of vomiting), 1-3 days of fever, and may continue with diarrhea. It needs only symptomatic treatment and especially lots of fluids.

If the symptoms do not get better, or are different from what described above, not getting better but worse after 3-5 days, then other labs needs to be done to rule out the cause.

Hope this helps,
Take care.
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What Can Be The Cause For Sudden Fever And Throwing Up?

Hello, This is Dr. Klarida Papaqako answering your question. I read very careful your concern. The most common cause of vomiting, associated with vomiting is a viral gastroenteritis, which in general will have 1-2 days of vomiting (3-8 times of vomiting), 1-3 days of fever, and may continue with diarrhea. It needs only symptomatic treatment and especially lots of fluids. If the symptoms do not get better, or are different from what described above, not getting better but worse after 3-5 days, then other labs needs to be done to rule out the cause. Hope this helps, Take care.