If you drink bile and vomit it out, you can treat it with intravenous rehydration, and you can treat it with metoclopramide and other antiemetic treatments.
If you drink bile and vomit it out, you can get intravenous fluids, such as glucose solution, sodium chloride solution, etc. After intravenous fluid supplementation, the amount of urine will increase, and the alcohol will be discharged with the urine, and the stimulation of the digestive tract by the alcohol will be gradually weakened, and the vomiting will be gradually relieved.
When the vomiting after drinking is serious, you can apply antiemetic drugs, which can be injected intravenously or intramuscularly, such as tolansetron, metoclopramide, etc., which play an important role in relieving vomiting. You can also apply acid-suppressing and stomach-protecting drugs such as omeprazole and aluminum thiosulfate to protect the gastric mucosa.
It is important not to drink alcohol in excess, otherwise it will lead to gastric mucous membrane damage, and sometimes lead to acute pancreatitis and other diseases, which will seriously jeopardize human health. Drugs should be used under the guidance of a doctor.