When liquids are tolerated, saltine crackers, fruit or vegetable juices and light soups may be added to the diet. Several small meals per day are usually easier to digest and better tolerated than large meals. Progress slowly with the diet until all foods are tolerated. Fried foods, fresh fruits and vegetables, and fats should be the last items added to the diet. Signs of dehydration appear.
Blood appears in vomitus.
Severe abdominal pain occurs. Vomiting is associated with a head injury. Headache and stiff neck accompany vomiting. Poisoning is suspected. Self-Treatment Rest, drink plenty of fluids.