Nausea, alcohol poisoning (hangover).
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Nausea, alcohol poisoning (hangover).
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The feeling of nausea can have different causes:
(may be accompanied by weakness, dizziness, increased salivation and sweating)
• Alcohol intoxication.
• Gastroparesis (restricted functioning of the stomach wall muscles, which interferes with digestion);
• “Morning weakness” during pregnancy;
• Vestibular neuritis;
• Viral gastroenteritis (stomach flu);
• General anaesthesia;
• Intestinal obstruction;
• Rotavirus;
• Chemotherapy;
• Migraine.
Nausea in children can be caused by strong emotions, stress, poisoning, eating too much food, running, worms.
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With worm (helminth) infestation, the child feels nauseous in the morning on an empty stomach. Other signs of worms include bad breath, grinding teeth during sleep, a pillow wet with saliva, pain around the navel, and so on. In this case, give the child antiparasitic treatment using Molisan’s antiparasitic formula, which is herbal and completely harmless. It is recommended to repeat the antiparasitic course 2–3 times a year.
A child may also feel nauseous or vomit after active play because increased sweating causes fluid and salt loss. When a child is running and sweating, give them a few sips of water from time to time. Preferably mineral water, not cold! Also make sure the child does not overexert themselves physically on a full stomach just after eating.
Young children have a weak vestibular system and often experience nausea while travelling, sometimes accompanied by dizziness. Do not feed the child before travelling: nausea develops more easily on a full stomach. Also advise the child to look straight ahead during the journey rather than out of a side window, as this will worsen nausea. During the journey, 2–3 sips of Molisan Elixir will relieve nausea and help the child feel better.