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I don’t have any of the above issues, yet water still give me symptoms of food poisoning. Everyone else in my state drinks the same water and they are fine. We don’t have problems with water. The problem is me. I can drink anything but water or water with juice powder added to it or even electrolytes powder.
Replyi just feel like throwing up even after a sip of water.. i was on medicines that keep my insulin low.. i am so annoyed.
ReplyWell, actually this is what was happened to me, nausea after drinking water/mineral water, and the bad news is, I am on 3 months pregnancy when I really need hydration from mineral water or infused water, hope you give me some advice, thank you.
ReplyHey Asril,
I’m very sorry to hear that. Honestly, I think you should consult a doctor. I wouldn’t feel comfortable giving you any other advice than that. Here at BOS we are just regular people, not trained health professionals.
Wishing you all the best,
Gene
When I was pregnant, plain water made me so nauseous. Any kind, tap, filtered, bottled, sparkling. I had to add fruit juice or something to it otherwise it would cause stomach pains and nausea so bad. Other remedies suggested to me, like B6 also made me nauseous.
The surprising thing was that I could drink water again just fine after I gave birth. This happened during both of my pregnancies.
ReplyI ate too much biscuits which made me feel bad so i drank water to flush out my system, later i threw up, was that a good sign? my water is purified.
ReplyDepends on if you wanted to throw up, and why so? Was it the guilt of eating more than u usually did or was it because you felt like it wasn’t healthy for you. If you felt bad about eating more than usual and wanted to throw up because u ate too much then there is unfortunately a likely chance that you may be suffering from bulimia. I suggest you talk to your doctor or someone you trust about it.
Happy wishes <3
The water that comes from the house tastes really bad, I only had barely a sip and I got nauseous a couple minutes after, our water is filtered too, is it because I don’t drink enough water or is it the water itself that’s the issue?
ReplySorry Nicole, this is not a question I’d feel comfortable answering. I’d advise you go see a doctor about this.
ReplyTry bottled water and see what happens. If it makes you nauseous, Go to the doctor and see what’s really wrong. If it doesn’t, theres something with the water in your house . 🙂
ReplyEverytime I drink water I gag and vomit. It does not matter if it is tap, spring, well, or bottled water. It happens with both clear flavored as well as unflavored. My dad said that even when I was a little toddler I could not drink water without gagging and vomiting. As far as I know there was never any diagnosis as of why it happens or what it is called. I am 42 years old and have never been able to drink water.
ReplyWhen i was about 7 i always had a problem with always being thirsty. There was no explanation for it, as i have visited many doctors and nothing else was out of the normal. I always felt so dehydrated no matter what i did. I drank over 5 litres of water a day. It sounds physically impossible, i know. And no, i hardly even felt sick. That was many years ago. Ever since that time i always felt nauseous from drinking water. I can’t exactly say “nauseous” though. It’s more like i urge and gag whenever i drink it. It’s hard to explain. I can’t add anything to my water to make it a little better. i just cannot drink water in general. I am USUALLY fine with drinking soft drinks and pop. It’s just water. There’s absolutely no explanation. It has nothing to do about what i eat. If anyone knows what to do i would like an answer.
ReplyI can’t drink plain water no matter what. Not from tap, or bottled without throwing up. I used to be able to as a kid but the older I got the worse it got. I have tried flavoring it with those flavor things, nothing works, it always tastes like I am drinking metal and I either get nauseous or vomit afterwards. I have talked to medical professionals and I get treated like I am lying or that is all in my head.
ReplyLeslie,
I’m very sorry to hear that. I can’t give you medical advice, obviously, but maybe there’s something in your water that’s causing the off-taste? You could have it tested or try one of the filters we reviewed on our site like the Clearly Filtered pitcher.
I too have issues drinking water and there’s nothing wrong with the water. It seems like I’m the only one who gets sick from it. After drinking even bottled water I get nauseated and want to vomit it up even on an empty stomach. This doesn’t happen to anyone else that drinks the same water; they’re fine. I can’t even substitute with sparkling water nor flavored water because I don’t like the way it tastes and won’t be able to hold it down.
ReplyHello lately when I’ve been drinking water I’ve been feeling super nauseous to the point where I’ve have to heave and gag to possibly make myself sick but nothing and everytime i has a sip of water I felt it again, I drank a can of cola and was fine only to go back to water and feel sick again. It was bottled water and I’m from Wales, UK where the tap water is fine to drink.
ReplyWater makes me nausiated and always has. It doesn’t matter where it’s from or where I got it, cold or not, fast or slow, sipped or gulped. I’m 58 and this has always been a problem with no answer ever.
Replyi drank some water from my water filter in the fridge and it left little black spots in my cup, i now feel extremely nauseous, should i be fine?
ReplyThose black spots could just be granular carbon which has escaped the filter. This would be nothing to worry about. Other than that, we are not allowed to provide any medical advice, sorry.
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