Food poisoning can wreck a vacation, but the right recovery plan gets you back to the beach faster. Here is exactly what to eat after food poisoning, what to avoid, and when an IV drip in Cabo San Lucas makes recovery dramatically quicker.
Start with fluids, not food
In the first hours, hydration matters more than eating. Sip water, oral rehydration salts or broth to replace what vomiting and diarrhea took away.
Wait until nausea settles before introducing food, and start small.
The best foods to eat after food poisoning
Follow the BRAT idea — bananas, rice, applesauce, toast — plus crackers, broth and boiled potatoes. These are gentle, low-fat and easy to digest.
Avoid dairy, greasy or spicy foods, caffeine and alcohol until you fully recover.
When to get an IV drip
If you are too nauseous to eat or drink, an IV restores hydration and electrolytes immediately and can include anti-nausea medication.
Our mobile nurses bring a recovery drip to your hotel or villa in Cabo San Lucas so you can rehydrate even before you are ready to eat.
A mobile IV with anti-nausea medication rehydrates you when you cannot eat — delivered across Cabo San Lucas.
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What to eat after food poisoning — FAQ
What should I eat first after food poisoning?
Start with fluids and bland foods like bananas, rice, applesauce, toast, crackers and broth once nausea eases.
What foods should I avoid after food poisoning?
Avoid dairy, fatty, fried or spicy foods, caffeine and alcohol until you have fully recovered.
When should I get an IV for food poisoning?
If you cannot keep fluids down or feel weak and dizzy, an IV drip rehydrates you safely and quickly. Our mobile team serves all of Cabo San Lucas.
How long does food poisoning last?
Most cases improve within one to three days. If symptoms are severe or persistent, seek medical care.
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