Feeling feverish after eating?

[TsundereMatrix]

I know for a fact that my stomach is sensitive but is it normal to feel feverish after eating something? It's not all the time but it has happened. I get very hot and sweaty and sometimes feel like throwing up. (I never had sex so I can't be pregnant. Just putting that out there) and this goes along with stomach pain it happens with anything (and again, not all the time.) I usually have to eat small portions at a time.

[Kewww]

I had same stuff but it happened to me when i got food poisoning and after recovering eating was real hard and after 3 years past that i still have little effects of it, its called "H-pylori" also known as "Helicobacteria"
It makes your stomach fluids go more acidish and go up to throat creating nausea effects, just pointing out a lot of people might have it but certain things trigger it in stomach, you can always give blood samples and visit the doctor :)

[TsundereMatrix]

I got food poisoning years ago. I had no idea it could change how your stomach works

[Kewww]

Well there you go, you might be the same situation like i was, when i ate i just feel like collapsing and sometimes in corridors i would just fall slowly to ground and breathe heavily cause the nausea got worse by everyday and it can hurt your stomach a lot, i got slight injuries from it but gladly i recovered, if it really is H-pylori they probly will give you antibiotics, also google it for more info and put time for doctor talk about the problem and try sign for blood sample

[Kewww]

Bacteria triggers usually off from wrong eating, high stress and mostly from after food poisoning is chance real high, its the thing you might have to deal with rest of your life, i have to take days off from work time to time when stress builds cause i feel it triggering again and i went to doctors like 1 month ago let myself checked gladly fine still, so regular check ups every year is postive thing

[plothole]

Differences in anatomy could be part of it but if this is new or worsening speak to a doctor. You should not feel like throwing up after every meal.

[Blonde401]

What types of foods do you react to? Do you eat the same types of food all the time? It could be Chron's disease. Best to see a doctor.

[TsundereMatrix]

Almost anything except carbohydrates

[Blonde401]

Keep a food diary. Write down what you do eat and when and what reaction you have, if any. And deffo see a doctor.

[Blonde401]

Thanks for MHO :)

[SmartiePantsSanchez]

You are probably stomach-bug prone like my sister, or are allergic to something you're eating.

[TsundereMatrix]

I never had an allergic reaction to any type of food besides a mild reaction to honey as I am allergic to pollen.

[SmartiePantsSanchez]

Then you may be gluten or lactose intolerant, or may have an allergy you don't know about, hence all the symptoms- if you knew you were allergic, you wouldn't be eating what makes you feel this way, and so you wouldn't be getting nauseous and that other stuff as a result.

[TsundereMatrix]

I know I'm a little lactose intolerant so I avoid a lot of dairy. I never had a gluten problem though

[SmartiePantsSanchez]

Well issues with food settling in the stomach is often associated with being sensitive to gluten. Also, the stomachs of people who eat more are stronger. And so I can only recommend that you temporarily try to go gluten free, and eat lots of food.

[SpartanMEC777]

have you been to the doctor.