BRAT- Bananas, Rice, Apples, and Toast are all very bland foods that help to slow down your intestines after being sick (because diarrhea seems to linger much longer than the vomit).Saltine crackers and 7-up can help, and if you would like to substitute the 7-up with something else, Gatorade can really help, too. Do not eat or drink dairy products immediately after a bug (other than yogurt- the cultures help improve the condition of your stomach). Staying away from fruits beginning with P is also a good rule of thumb. After passing a solid stool, gradually reintroduce other foods.
THERE ARE MANY TYPES OF 'FLU' AND THE TYPE OF FLU YOU HAVE WILL DETERMINE WHAT YOUR DIETARY NEEDS WILL BE AFTERWARDS. IF IT IS THE COMMON RESPIRATORY FLU, YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO RESUME A NORMAL DIET AFTERWARDS, HOWEVER, IF IT IS A STOMACH FLU, THERE MAY BE SOME LIMITATIONS IN YOUR DIET FOR A FEW DAYS.
If you are talking about influenza, the respiratory infection, eat whatever you feel like eating. Listen to your appetite. If you are referring to gastroenteritis that is commonly called the "stomach flu", then you should start with clear liquids and gradually advance to thicker liquids and if that is tolerated, then start some bland solid foods until you feel ready to eat your normal diet.
Simple. Just AVOID food containing dairy products, i.e. milk, yoghurt, eggs etc. Dairy products feed the flu bug residing in your stomach.
You would do well taking something simple like porridge or oats before moving back to your regular diet.
TAKE warm fluids as well as 100 plus. 100 plus is good to replenish fluids (lost through vomiting or diarrhea) and electrolytes.
Tip: You could leave the cap of the 100 plus unscrewed so that it would not be so gassy, since you are probably feeling bloated which would make you queasy and unable to hold your food down.
Start small....Crackers. Wait. If it goes down and stays down, try a popsicle. Then Grilled Cheese. Pretty soon, you'll be as healthy as a horse!
Bird flu doesn't eat anything. It's just a virus that affects birds, making them really sick.
no you shouldn't the flu is contagious you wouldn't want to get your child sick unless he has the shot for that flu
If you're nauseated it might make it worse since it's high in acid. If you have a cold or the flu it's fine.
For protection against catching and being sick with the flu. See the related question below about how vaccinations work.
There are many thousands, if not millions, of reasons you can get sick; flu is not the only sickness. If you have the flu you are usually sick, but it isn't the other way around.
Your girlfriend should stick to liquids (small sips) and dry toast! From personal experience, I think if you were going to get sick, you wouldve by now but everyone is different! She will contagious for 2 days after she stops being sick! Good Luck!
Unless they have a high fever, yes and they probably should have one because they are sick. However, there are a few circumstances when the vaccine should not be given. See the related question below about who should not get a flu vaccination.
no that's called a "sick" day
The PPD is a test for exposure to tuberculosis. There is no reason not to get this test if you were recently stick with the flu.
you should not worry. you should follow all the procedures and reccomendations to avoid getting sick by the flu.
It makes people sick. Also, it should be affect, not effect.
No. You could get other people sick because the virus that causes the stomach flu is VERY contagious.