Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
Nearly two years ago, I got a bad cold and vomited badly. It continued for days leading me unable to hold down any foods or liquids until I checked into the hospital and given IVs, which made me better. However, since then, I am more prone to getting close to vomiting if I drink too much liquid on an empty stomach or fast cardio or weights. Earlier, I could drink cups of coffee and make fast sprints without any problem. I have taken Metonia, which helps empty the stomach but only gives short temporary relief. What could be my medical problem and what would be the solution? Thank you.
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