Good morning…
… I’m in a rough spot and could use some advice. I’m 27 and just drove 12 hours with my partner to visit family. Now, I think I’ve caught a stomach bug or food poisoning. I’ve been super nauseous for over 24 hours and can barely eat anything. 
I went to the ER last night because I was shaking, couldn’t sleep, and felt awful. They ran some tests, but everything came back normal, and I tested negative for COVID, RSV, and the flu. 
We were supposed to stay with family for another day, but given how I’m feeling, we’re planning to head home tomorrow so I can rest and recover before going back to work.
Does anyone have tips for handling a long road trip when you’re feeling incredibly nauseous and queasy? I’m really anxious about spending 12+ hours in the car feeling like this, and just thinking about it is making me even more stressed. Anxiously awaiting response…
Comrade dont panic, 
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One typical consequence of stomach infections is dehydration. Throughout the day, sip on water, sports drinks, or oral rehydration remedies. 
Steer clear of alcohol and coffee since they might aggravate your stomach and exacerbate symptoms. 
No sweat buddy,Think of the simple, easy-to-digest BRAT diet: bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast.
Pay attention to your body and resist the urge to eat if you’re not hungry.
Your body heals and fights off the illness with the assistance of rest. 
Steer clear of demanding activities: Resting will help your body recover from further stress.
See a doctor before starting any medicine, particularly if you have any underlying medical issues. :relieved Painkillers and over-the-counter diarrhea remedies can aid with symptom management.
Listen pal,No tify your airline in advance of your journey if your symptoms are severe. They might be able to meet your requirements. 