Vomiting after waking up with a sour or acidic taste can irritate the throat and teeth. Drink small sips of water, rinse your mouth, and eat light meals. If vomiting persists, is frequent, or you feel weak, consult a doctor promptly for proper treatment.

To control vomiting, stay hydrated with small sips of water or oral rehydration solution, rest, and eat light, bland foods. Avoid strong odors and spicy or greasy meals. If vomiting continues, is severe, or is accompanied by other symptoms, consult a doctor for proper treatment.

Take Ondem 8?mg for nausea and vomiting only as prescribed if by your doctor. For constipation, increase fluids, eat more fiber, and do gentle physical activity. Consult your doctor if a laxative is needed.

Excessive vomiting during pregnancy can be managed by taking small, frequent meals, staying hydrated, and avoiding strong smells or spicy foods. Your doctor may prescribe safe anti-nausea medication and recommend rest, electrolyte solutions, or vitamin B6 supplements if needed.

Ondem 8 mg and Ondem 8 mg-MD both contain ondansetron to prevent nausea, but the MD version is a modified-release form that lasts longer. Evion 400 and Evion 600 are both vitamin E supplements. The difference is the strength (600 mg is a higher dose than 400 mg). Always use the dose your doctor recommends.

Continuous vomiting can cause dehydration and needs prompt attention. Drink small sips of water or oral rehydration solution and rest. Consult a doctor immediately to determine the cause and receive safe anti?vomiting treatment.

Anti-emetic medicines help control nausea and vomiting, but the choice depends on age, cause, and other health conditions. Common options include ondansetron or domperidone, but these should be taken only under a doctor's prescription.