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Why Do I Get Fever At Night And Feel Like Vomiting After Eating?

I was having a fever for the last few days . And i realised that my temperature will rise mainly at night. My body will be too cold till i have to use two blanket. And this morning i do not have any appetite to eat. When i drink a cup of milo i end up vomiting . I feel hungry but when i eat i feel like as if i want to vomit again . But if i never eat my stomach will be in pain. What is wrong ?
Wed, 26 Mar 2014
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Hi there..

Thanks for writing in.

The possibilities that come to my mind are viral gastroenteritis, acidity/gastritis, gastrointestinal Tuberculosis etc.

I would advise you to visit a physician who will examine you and order further investigations if he/she thinks it is necessary.

In the meantime:
Take Probiotics like lactobacillus which helps in maintaining the normal gut flora.
Eat bland food like rice gruel , bread toast etc.
Have small frequent meals rather than 3 large meals.
Have warm water at regular intervals.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Dr. Divya Kuttikrishnan




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Why Do I Get Fever At Night And Feel Like Vomiting After Eating?

Hi there.. Thanks for writing in. The possibilities that come to my mind are viral gastroenteritis, acidity/gastritis, gastrointestinal Tuberculosis etc. I would advise you to visit a physician who will examine you and order further investigations if he/she thinks it is necessary. In the meantime: Take Probiotics like lactobacillus which helps in maintaining the normal gut flora. Eat bland food like rice gruel , bread toast etc. Have small frequent meals rather than 3 large meals. Have warm water at regular intervals. Hope this helps. Regards, Dr. Divya Kuttikrishnan