Stomach problems= dizziness?

[TAC1]

I got up Sunday morning with a funny feeling in my stomach. I thought it was just gas- so I had something hot to drink and a slice of toast. About an hour later, I threw up. I continued throwing up throughout the rest of the day (approx 7x). Every time I ate I threw up. I had a bloated feeling and upset stomach along with a aching back. I drank ginger ale and ate crackers along with toast (w/o butter). I managed to sleep that night but I was restless. Monday I felt a bit better but took it easy eating little every 2 hours and drinking lots of fluids. I managed to keep everything down. Today I felt alot better and ate my normal portion. But now I feel sick, dizzy and upset and i cant concentrate.

How would any problem with my stomach affect my mind?
Did I do/ eat the right things?

[Sceneboy612]

You should really go to the hospital to get that checked... You might have gotten food poisoning or something like that. Or it could even be your appendix... and that is not something you want to burst.

[KaelKaos]

I got up Sunday morning with a funny feeling in my stomach. I thought it was just gas- so I had something hot to drink and a slice of toast. About an hour later, I threw up. I continued throwing up throughout the rest of the day (approx 7x). Every time I ate I threw up. I had a bloated feeling and upset stomach along with a aching back. I drank ginger ale and ate crackers along with toast (w/o butter). I managed to sleep that night but I was restless. Monday I felt a bit better but took it easy eating little every 2 hours and drinking lots of fluids. I managed to keep everything down. Today I felt alot better and ate my normal portion. But now I feel sick, dizzy and upset and i cant concentrate.

How would any problem with my stomach affect my mind?
Did I do/ eat the right things?

All your questions need to be answered by your doctor. You could just have a stomach bug, I know I get those often. If you're feeling the same or getting worse in the next few days, it's most definitely worth getting checked out to make sure it isn't something serious, although it most likely isn't.