What to Eat After Food Poisoning
Figuring out what to eat after food poisoning so you can get back to your trip? Start slow, rehydrate first, and build back up with gentle foods.
Rehydrate first
Before solid food, focus on fluids and electrolytes. Knowing what to eat after food poisoning matters less than rehydrating if you have been vomiting or had diarrhea.
Gentle foods to start
Bananas, rice, applesauce, toast, broth and crackers are easy on the stomach. Add bland protein as you feel better. Avoid dairy, greasy, spicy and very sugary foods at first.
When to seek help
If you cannot keep fluids down, have a high fever, or signs of serious dehydration, get help. IV rehydration restores fluids quickly.
If you are too dehydrated to eat, a mobile rehydration IV can help you turn the corner. More on foodborne illness
Too sick to keep food down?
Our nurses bring a rehydration drip to your Cabo hotel or villa, same-day and 24/7.
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What should I eat after food poisoning?
Start with fluids and electrolytes, then gentle foods like bananas, rice, applesauce, toast and broth. Avoid dairy, greasy and spicy foods at first.
How long does food poisoning last?
Most cases improve within a couple of days. Persistent symptoms, high fever or severe dehydration warrant medical attention.
Can an IV help with food poisoning?
Yes. If you cannot keep fluids down, IV rehydration restores fluids and electrolytes and can ease nausea.
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