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First priority: replace fluids

Small, frequent sips are often easier to tolerate. Oral rehydration solutions can help replace both fluid and electrolytes.

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Start with hydration, eat as tolerated, avoid common aggravators, and monitor for signs that the situation needs medical care.

1Replace fluidsUse water and electrolyte-containing fluids; consider an oral rehydration solution.

2Eat when readyReturn to normal, simple foods as your appetite allows.

3Watch the patternTrack duration, fever, pain, blood, urine, and ability to drink.

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