Symptoms from last night.?!
Question: Around 8:30 my vision started getting real blurry. I couldn't see much of anything on the sides of what I was looking at. Then at about 9:45-10:00 I started to get a head ache. I woke up at 11:30 with the worse head ache I have ever had. Then felt nauseous up until about 1:00 when I threw up for about an hour.
Answers: Around 8:30 my vision started getting real blurry. I couldn't see much of anything on the sides of what I was looking at. Then at about 9:45-10:00 I started to get a head ache. I woke up at 11:30 with the worse head ache I have ever had. Then felt nauseous up until about 1:00 when I threw up for about an hour.
That is DEFINITELY a classic migraine. The blurred vision was what is known as an "aura". Mine does the same thing, but I usually get a little zigzag silvery looking thing in my field of vision, too. The intense pain of the headache causes nausea and vomiting in many migraine sufferers. Migraines are not unusual, and usually nothing to worry about. If you find that they become more frequent, you probably should see your doctor to get a preventive medication as well as a fast acting medication. Also, there are things you can do if you're caught without your medication that can help ease the pain if you catch it right away. Sometimes you can take the recommended dosage of motrin or tylenol along with a 12 oz can of Mountain Dew or a good strong 8 oz cup of coffee. The caffeine helps constrict the blood vessels in the body, thereby slowing down the migraine. You might try avoiding certain foods that can trigger migraines as well. Peppermint, processed cheese, chocolate, and food with red or orange dyes are big triggers for migraines.
sounds like food poisoning. or a hangover.
drink water. rest. take some panadol.
if symptoms persist, go see your doctor