How To Treat Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome

Eat Smaller Meals And Snacks

Another remedy may be to eat smaller meals and snacks. Just like in other areas of our health, the foods we eat have the power to help or harm us. Small portions are easier to digest, as are snacks with carbohydrates. A change in diet may not prevent attacks or even provide relief during one, but what it can do is help reinforce the body afterward and ensure it remains at its best for future encounters. Eating healthy, balanced meals and staying hydrated in the calm between attacks are both vital to the long-term management of this condition. Also, don't skip meals, and steer clear of any foods that have triggered attacks in the past. Some known culprits include alcohol, chocolate, dairy, and monosodium glutamate (MSG) seasoning. Once symptoms of an attack have resolved, it is advised to ease back into your normal diet beginning with clear liquids and gradually introducing more complex foods.