today i have eaten\n-grape nuts w/ soy milk(lactose intolarent) with some honey\ni felt fine for a while\nlunch i had \n-a turkey sandwich with some mayo\nfelt okay but then it got worse....\ndinner i ate\n-spagetti with turkey meat(dont eat beef or pig) and just regular spagetti sauce.\n\ni really feel like puking almost all of the time i get that throw up taste, and sometimes it comes up. i havent puked today.\ni'm thinking i'm allergic to something.....what do you think is happening?
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Sometimes I get the same feeling.I don't think you are allergic to anything.Have you eaten something today you don't usually eat?If you have I would try not eating it any more but if you haven't then try drinking lots of water.I think I know what you have.I think it may be dehydration.Ive had it really bad before and almost died but it doesn't sound like yours is that bad.So just drink plenty of water okay?Take care of yourself!!!
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Yes I would check it out. Make sure you note whether or not it is itching. Triggered by certain foods. Have you changed your laundry detergent? Any fever? Necklaces (nickle allergy?) - there are many things that it could be caused by... so I would definately go to the doctor and make a mental note of any changes in diet, clothing, or jewlery. \n\nHope you feel better soon!\n-laura
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For me, I get stuffed up when I have certain foods, and I thingk it is something like an allergic reaction. Ice cream and mozzarella cheese are big ones for me in that regard. Maybe you are frequently having something to eat that is mucous forming, like alot of dairy and wheat products are.
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It sounds like food poison.Do you remember what you ate the night before you started to throw up?I would start out with the BRAT diet. (Bananas,RICE,APPLESAUCE and TOAST) Take litte sips of Water gradually increasing the amount until you are able to drink 1/2 a glass. Dont eat nothing eles other then the brat diet for now.   GOOD LUCK
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My husband had that! It's called gastridous. An infection in the lining of the stomach. It hurt him real bad and he was laying on the floor throwing up one minute and dirreah(?spelling) the next. He went to the doctor and that's what it was. He has to watch how much sorrow stuff and pizza and real greasy hot foods that he eats, ecspecially late at night. But eventually it healed, and your brothers will too, if he follows good health instructions.
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yeah but for me its some weird reason... when i'm in school my appitite just disappears... when I go and eat (I only eat a hashbrown cause my stomach isn't HUNGRY at all!!!) and then I feel like throwing it up =( .. then i'll buy a fruit juice to wash it down... not sure why but I think it depends on the mood o.O ... i'm no doctor but that's my hypothesis.
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Hey, I have the same problem, but it's because I'm on an ADD med. that is Attention Deficite Disorder... are you taking any new prescriptions? Somtimes a side affect of some meds is loss of appetite I know exactly what you mean, it's like even the smell of food makes you feel discusting and you get the feeling of being hungry but it's covered up by your body saying "NO, DON'T EAT!" anyways if you arent on any meds, maybe you should see your doctor, they always help.....I always have to force myself to eat....the sick feeling eventually goes away, eat small portions at a time and eat slowly....that usually helps, and dont' forget to eat healthy food that can always boost your energy levles and make this annoying problem go away. Good Luck\nChyhanna\nemail me and let me know how everything goes!
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Lactose intolerance is completely different from allergy to milk.  If you eat caramels (the worst !!! for people with lactose intolerance) and do not get terribly ill about 1 day to 36 hours later, then you have something else wrong.\nThis does not make you throw up though.\n\nLactase is an enzyme that helps you to digest milk, cheese and butter (all containing lactose, cheese has more than milk and butter has the most).  \n\nAllergies are something completely different.\n\nYou need to keep a careful record of what you eat, noting the day and time of day.  Also record when you have pains.  Take the record with you (about 7 days worth) when you visit the doctor.\n\nYou need to visit a doctor.  If you are too sick to keep records, visit the doctor now, ASAP.\n\nIf you really are pretty sure milk is the culprit, buy some LACTAID enzyme tablets at the drug store.  Use two or three per glass of milk.  You will need even more for things like ice cream, cheese cake, cheddar cheese.  Skip the caramels, even the whole bottle of LACTAID does not help with those.\n\nLACTAID tablets are a natural enzyme, there is no danger of overdose, you could eat 40 tablets by themselves and it would not be harmful, but it would be a waste of good tablets.  MOst bread in America has milk in it, so do a lot of other things.  You have to start reading ingredient labels if it turns out you are lactose intolerant.  Rye Bread is always safe, there are others.  Bread that says stearoyl lactylate (something like that) is okay.  Only it says milk, butter, lactose do you need to use tablets with it.\n\nIf the pills relieve your problem with dairy products then it is lactose intolerance.  If they do not, then it is something else.\n\nSome people are allergic to wheat gluten or milk or other foods. \n\nBEST ADVICE:  Do not waste time with an ordinary doctor who just wants to make money.   See an ALLERGY specialist.  That way you have someone experienced with allergy symptoms for food allergies looking at you.  Even if it turns out not to be allergies he will be able still to help find out the real cause, such as maybe lactose intolerance, something completely different from allergy.\n\nAny persistent pain is a sign of something going on...You must see a doctor about that, could be NONE OF THE ABOVE.\n\nSee the doctor, sweetie.  The throwing up is mostly a sign of other things.
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Jordan didn't know what was going on in his stomach. But some time between his peanut butter sandwich and recess, he stopped wanting to run around after a soccer ball. \n\nWas it something he ate? Did he gobble his lunch too fast? Was he coming down with the stomach "flu"? Jordan was just about to ask his best friend, Kevin, what he thought when Jordan suddenly felt like something moved inside his belly.\n\nBefore Jordan could take a breath, a giant multicolored mess came out of his mouth. Kevin let out a yell. Jordan felt like yelling too, but his nose was clogged and his throat burned so badly he could barely talk. \n\n"Oh boy, Jordan - you just puked!" Kevin said.\n\nWhat happened to Jordan? And just what is puke anyway? \n\nPuke is a lot of things. You may have heard these words to describe it: vomit, throw up, upchuck, gut soup, ralphing, and barf. Whatever you call it, it's the same stuff: mushed-up, half-digested food or liquid that gets mixed with spit and stomach juices as it makes a quick exit up your throat and out of your mouth. \n\nSometimes puke tastes bitter, sometimes it tastes sour. Sometimes it tastes like the food you just ate, and it's often the color of what you last munched on, too. For example, blueberry pie might churn up blue puke. Red Popsicles might make red puke. Your puke may be green sometimes, but that's not because you ate green beans. Puke looks green when a chemical called bile (say: byel) mixes with it. This will happen if the food that comes back up is squeezed from your intestines into your stomach and then up your throat.\n\nNo matter what color it is, though, puke usually stinks - whether you've eaten tuna fish, toast, or jelly beans.
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I have had both of those allergies, but when I took all my vitamins my immune system got stronger and I slowly tried those foods again and my immune system didn't react so strongly. Talk to your doctor about vitamins. GOOD LUCK! I hope you feel better! I hated having it!
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another old wives tale resurfaces.\n\nFact is both are viral infections and are best dealt with by lots of bed rest, keeping really warm (yep the "sweat it out" thing does help a lot) and drink lots of fluids.  Whether you eat or not is more to do with your degree of nausea at the time.  However, for any illness (other than digestive tract ones) you do need to keep up your strength to fight it off so eating is always good if you can keep it down.\n\nAlso, while modern medicine has not come up with a cure for the common cold or the flu, there are some natural remedies that might help you. One of course is vitamins in proper doses in case you are not getting lots via  food. Another one I discovered was garlic and cayenne capsules which might help boost your immune system and raise body temperature. And if all else fails, there  is always chicken noodle soup; and grandma was right - it does make you feel better.
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I just became lactose intolerant about a month ago. It started with awful bloating, gas, and some of the worst diarrhea I have ever had.\n\nI'm doing much better now that I have started taking these once daily pills. They work a lot better for me than lactase pills that I originally began taking.\n\nYou can find info about them at http://ganedenbiotech.com/index.php?page=DALI\n\nIf you try those pills, just be aware that it may take some time before they begin working all day long and you may have to take 2 daily like me.
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I'm an medical Assiatant student and your symtoms sound very worrie some it kind of ssound like you've tried to convense your self that your find however you may in fact be very sick i cant tell you whats wrong but i do think you should go see your MD A.S.A.P and the shaking that happens when you vomit sounds like you could be very animic and when your suger level drops from throwing up you start to shake you could even pass out if you dont get a hold on it please get help from you doctor soon.\n                   twiglet.
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I have talked to my doctor and she says you should never make yourself throw up (unless you've been poisoned, you know, like eaten detergent or something) - your body is good about regulating that stuff and if you need to puke, it'll happen!  Ipecac is tricky because you can easily take too much (sometimes a tiny bit can be too much!) and then you'll throw up repeatedly, get dehydrated, and end up in the hospital.  If you *really* want to throw up, you can stick your finger down your throat, but I don't recommend it.  Let your body take care of itself!  Good luck - and sorry about that fish :)
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yes. very (i need to emphasize it) unhealthy. eat and dont throw up. you are too thin (even for my taste). dang.
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I used to drink a gal. of milk every 2 days. At about age 30, I couldnt drink it anymore. You feel bloated, gas, cramping, very loose stools, and (I rarely do, but I have a friend who does)sometimes vomit.  I drink a glass of milk now and in about half an hour, I have to run for the bathroom.  My three children were lactose intollerant as infants, but arnt now. Their Dr. said they could be later in life just as I am. \n\nI hope this helps you. Talk with your Dr. :)
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is dinner the only meal you eat at home?\ndo the hives happen EVERY time after you eat dinner?\n\nkeep a food diary, to keep track of the foods you are eating, and it might not be food related, but maybe soap related