Water , orange juice, gatorade, and cranberry juice.
2007-11-07 11:12:14
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answered by ibsawdust 7
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It really depends on what your other symptoms are. If you have a diarrhea, loose watery stools, then drinking a sugary, non carbonated drink will help calm the diarrhea, people used to drink water mixed with coke syrup, so flat coke works well for calming irritated bowels. Avoid anything with fruit that might have an irritating fiber in it. If you are having just a fever and aches, then what ever sounds good, warm or cold, but no alcohol. Alcohol will just reduce your ability to fight off whatever you have. Drinking something that has food value is a good idea and will give you strength. But if food and drink just isn't going well at all, be sure to drink water. Chicken soup is good while you recover, drinking only the broth isn't a bad idea. However once you get hungry, eat easy to digest stuff if you are mostly stomach and intestine diseased. Easy to digest stuff are soft boiled eggs, toast with jam, (no butter), saltine crackers, maybe a banana and my favorite chicken soup. Then once that all goes well, move on to the more healthy stuff, like fruit juices, etc. And good vegetables and well cooked meats.
2007-11-07 11:24:24
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answered by b w 3
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Lots of water, and maybe a little chicken broth or propel.
It depends what you can keep down and how long you've been sick. If you've been sick for a more than a day and can't keep solid foods down, definitely drink some propel/broth. Be careful not to drink a lot of sugar, sugar isn't good for you when you are sick.
2007-11-07 11:24:02
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answered by Anonymous
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I take issue with my friend above when it comes to coke leave a old coin in coke and see how nice it comes up and people drink that stuff? Water Weak tea and coffee. Broths and orange cranberry blackcurrant juices are the best for vit c but other fruit juices are good. Yoghurt's are good too (yuck - not too fond myself unless they fruit flavoured but supposed to be good for you / your digestive tract).
2007-11-07 11:19:55
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answered by scrambulls 5
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when I am sick i drinking massive amounts of water (and juice). My dad has also suggested taking vitamin C tablets. So I am doing that as well. The main thing is that I am staying hydrated though. I feel so much better for it.
spirte works too
2007-11-07 11:16:04
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answered by lost confused girl 2
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Applejuice, OJ, pretty much Fruit Drinks. I strongly argue with the gatorade drinking though.
Whenever someone does that, thinking since it's better to drink than with water, they get sores in there mouth, or they just gain weight, and crash.
Only drink gatorade if you are exersizing.
2007-11-07 11:14:03
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answered by Lifeless 2
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Water is best. Ginger ale can help settle your stomach (ginger has this ability naturally it's why it's served so often in hospitals as well).
Gatorade/Powerade can help replenish lost fluids and electrolytes.
Avoid anything harsh, like coffee of sodas.
And call a doctor!!
2007-11-07 11:13:05
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answered by Matthew D 3
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It depends on the illness. Water is always good. Herbal teas are good. Drinks with low sugars are best. If you have stomach pains then low acidic drinks would be good. No orange juice or lemonade.
2007-11-07 11:14:39
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answered by Andrew G 2
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as quickly as I had my ultrasound, I had to drink 40 8 ozof water an hour till now the appointment. It replaced into very uncomfortable by using fact once I drank it i could no longer empty my bladder. i could attempt eating assorted water yet nearer to the time of the appointment
2016-10-15 10:00:33
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answered by Anonymous
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water is best to rehydrate u. otherwise try something like flat 7 up, lucozade or weak squash. hope u feel better soon my 2 daughters have been fighting over thesick bucket today but they are better this evening thank goodness
2007-11-07 11:13:02
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answered by Anonymous
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