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By *Jcurious OP Couple
33 weeks ago

Derby

Without TMI I had a bad night with a bad tummy last night.

What do you do/eat/drink when you have this?

Feel very drained and fragile this morning!

Miss S x

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By *ickshawedCouple
33 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

Water and buttered toast or a small bowl of rice pops if I think I can stomach it.

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By *nitterWoman
33 weeks ago

the land of tall tales and yarn

"Without TMI I had a bad night with a bad tummy last night.

What do you do/eat/drink when you have this?

Feel very drained and fragile this morning!

Miss S x"

Miso soup is the best

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By *inger_SnapWoman
33 weeks ago

Hampshire/Dorset

Rich tea biscuits

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By *illy IdolMan
33 weeks ago

Midlands

Dioralyte

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By *ohn.Wick.Man
33 weeks ago

The Continental

I generally try to eat fruits, and just drink water.

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By *inger_SnapWoman
33 weeks ago

Hampshire/Dorset

Oh and the flat lucozade, raspberry flavoured.

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By *illy IdolMan
33 weeks ago

Midlands

"Dioralyte"

Great for a hangover too

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By *TG3Man
33 weeks ago

Dorchester

"Without TMI I had a bad night with a bad tummy last night.

What do you do/eat/drink when you have this?

Feel very drained and fragile this morning!

Miss S x"
Don't really get bad tummies ever or hangovers but guess when i do get one its unusual food I've eaten

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By *icecouple561Couple
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33 weeks ago

East Sussex

Bovril stock cube dissolved in water and dry toast.

Tea without milk and rich tea biscuits.

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago

Marshmallows dry things up, as do boiled eggs and bananas, just depends what you can face eating

Lots of water

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By *Jcurious OP Couple
33 weeks ago

Derby

"Dioralyte"

I've had these or similar to these hydration packets and they are absolutely vile, cannot stomach them

Miss S x

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By *Jcurious OP Couple
33 weeks ago

Derby

"Bovril stock cube dissolved in water and dry toast.

Tea without milk and rich tea biscuits. "

Ooh, never thought of bovril, wouldn't this irritate your stomach?

Miss S x

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By *icecouple561Couple
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33 weeks ago

East Sussex

"Bovril stock cube dissolved in water and dry toast.

Tea without milk and rich tea biscuits.

Ooh, never thought of bovril, wouldn't this irritate your stomach?

Miss S x"

A couple of months ago I had a horrible stomach bug. I couldn't eat for thirty six hours but when I finally could that was all I could manage. I think the salts in it might help too but it didn't irritate my stomach at all.

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By *Jcurious OP Couple
33 weeks ago

Derby

"Bovril stock cube dissolved in water and dry toast.

Tea without milk and rich tea biscuits.

Ooh, never thought of bovril, wouldn't this irritate your stomach?

Miss S x

Brill thank you for that

Miss S x

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By *icecouple561Couple
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33 weeks ago

East Sussex

"Bovril stock cube dissolved in water and dry toast.

Tea without milk and rich tea biscuits.

Ooh, never thought of bovril, wouldn't this irritate your stomach?

Miss S x

Brill thank you for that

Miss S x"

Hope you feel better soon

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
33 weeks ago

Reading

BRAT diet.

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By *lowupdollTV/TS
33 weeks ago

Herts/Beds/Lomdon

You need salts. Rehydration stuff like a sports drink is ideal. Water won’t cut it alone.

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By *Jcurious OP Couple
33 weeks ago

Derby

"Bovril stock cube dissolved in water and dry toast.

Tea without milk and rich tea biscuits.

Ooh, never thought of bovril, wouldn't this irritate your stomach?

Miss S x

Brill thank you for that

Miss S x

Hope you feel better soon

Thank you

I've had some chicken soup and lots of water so far!

Miss S x

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By (user no longer on site)
33 weeks ago

Ginger juice will help settle your stomach.

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By *Jcurious OP Couple
33 weeks ago

Derby

"Ginger juice will help settle your stomach. "

Eugh, don't like ginger

Miss S x

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By *icecouple561Couple
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33 weeks ago

East Sussex

"Bovril stock cube dissolved in water and dry toast.

Tea without milk and rich tea biscuits.

Ooh, never thought of bovril, wouldn't this irritate your stomach?

Miss S x

Brill thank you for that

Miss S x

Hope you feel better soon

Thank you

I've had some chicken soup and lots of water so far!

Miss S x"

I had bread with my Bovril. I was soooo hungry I had to have something.

Water is good. When our son was little he got rotavirus and I caught it from him. The doctor said we must sip water every five minutes to rehydrate.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
33 weeks ago

Central

Just water, in case of infection. After that, very light food. Lots of rest.

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By *elloWoman
33 weeks ago

alpha centauri

When I was unwell as a child , my parents would say I should not have food but I could have Rich tea biscuits, so now i always keep a few packets in the cupboard for when my kids are unwell. They're plain and soften easily so easy to eat

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By *icecouple561Couple
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33 weeks ago

East Sussex

"When I was unwell as a child , my parents would say I should not have food but I could have Rich tea biscuits, so now i always keep a few packets in the cupboard for when my kids are unwell. They're plain and soften easily so easy to eat "

We always have them for that reason too

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By *Jcurious OP Couple
33 weeks ago

Derby

Good idea that is!

Thank you.

Miss S x

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