Nausea and Vomiting
It’s natural to feel dizzy when suffering from a fever, which is why nausea and vomiting are still considered common symptoms of various illnesses. Vomiting can be a warning sign depending on the context, which is what you should watch for if you’re worried about meningitis. Confusion and headaches mixed with dizziness and vomiting can be worrisome, especially if accompanied by a fever. In such cases, even if you aren’t sure if it is meningitis, it’s a good idea to get a doctor’s insight. If your baby is constantly crying and vomits, it’s also a good idea to let the doctor know.
Nausea is common for most people suffering from a fever or the flu, and vomiting is usually the result of constant waves of nausea. It would be a good idea to drink more water, but not too cold, as the throat typically becomes irritated after bouts of vomiting. Vomiting can be extremely stressful, but staying calm and keeping track of symptoms is important.
