Middle Night Headache And Throwing Up Feeling

[Fiddleman 4,376]

It is 2 am and l have the dull headache that will not go away,, sore, achy and slight throwing up feeling.

Drank like 64 oz right before bed ( crazy, I know). Not sure why I drank so much, but I was thirsty and I though what the heck..

So naturally I have to make my middle of the night trip to the bathroom. After getting back which seems like a very long time i get the rolling headache that won't go away. Also achy and mouth is dry. So I drink a small cup (3 - 5 oz) of Water. Shortly after I get the refreshing feeling flowing over where my headache was. A few minutes later the headache is back and I have a little more nauseous feeling like maybe I will throw up ( defn know what that feels like over and over again LOL). So now I go get a life water and drink a few ounces think that maybe I watered down my mineral state with the 64 oz before bed. Feeling a little better now, but headache is returning again.

I am going to keep drinking the life water to see if the headaches and throwing up feeling goes away. Do you think this is case of dehydration, mineral dilution or both? Any suggestions?

[To Be Thin 2011 80]

I am no doctor, but you asked for opinion's and YES! Dehydration can obviously create your extreme thirst (64 oz b/4 going to bed WOW)... But also the symptoms of dehydration are fatigue, weakness, headaches, nausea, chills, head rushes, dry mouth, muscle cramps, increased heart rate and the list goes on!

It sure sounds like you needed to get the fluids in you.. its hard sometimes and I still find myself getting headaches or fatigue and whent that happens I instantly know I did not focus on getting my fluids in me for the day! It is a learning process! Good Luck

[Fiddleman 4,376]

I am no doctor' date=' but you asked for opinion's and YES! Dehydration can obviously create your extreme thirst (64 oz b/4 going to bed WOW)... But also the symptoms of dehydration are fatigue, weakness, headaches, nausea, chills, head rushes, dry mouth, muscle cramps, increased heart rate and the list goes on!

It sure sounds like you needed to get the fluids in you.. its hard sometimes and I still find myself getting headaches or fatigue and whent that happens I instantly know I did not focus on getting my fluids in me for the day! It is a learning process! Good Luck[/quote']

Thanks for the response. It is true that i have been unable to get the usual fluids this last week because of business during the day and in evening. Will try and overcome this deficiency in next couple days by being more careful about drinking more.

[Fiddleman 4,376]

I am no doctor' date=' but you asked for opinion's and YES! Dehydration can obviously create your extreme thirst (64 oz b/4 going to bed WOW)... But also the symptoms of dehydration are fatigue, weakness, headaches, nausea, chills, head rushes, dry mouth, muscle cramps, increased heart rate and the list goes on!

It sure sounds like you needed to get the fluids in you.. its hard sometimes and I still find myself getting headaches or fatigue and whent that happens I instantly know I did not focus on getting my fluids in me for the day! It is a learning process! Good Luck[/quote']

Terrible headaches today and same nausea. Is it going to be possible for me to rehydrate without going to the ER ( have not yet since surgery for dehydration) . I'll try some Tylenol also.