Plleeeeeeease tell my daughter what vomiting means! Will you?
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1) Vomiting means emptying your stomach by a strong gag and retch that leads to throwing up. \n\n2) Vomiting is the forceful expulsion of the contents of one's stomach through the mouth. Although it has probably evolved as a mechanism for expelling ingested poisons, vomiting may result from many causes not related to poisoning, ranging from gastritis to brain tumors, or elevated intracranial pressure (ICP). The feeling that one is about to vomit is called nausea. It usually precedes vomiting, but it does not always lead to vomiting. Antiemetics are sometimes necessary to suppress nausea and vomiting, and in severe cases where dehydration develops, intravenous fluid may need to be adminstered.
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Is that a dog faced girl puking up something, what the heck is that?
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Dude chill just because she is late it doesn't mean she is pregnant, but if she starts throwing up in the morning or having mood swings or just starts eating about 5 or 6 times a day you might have a kid on the way. or if she starts picking up weight in her face or her ankles start to swell every now and then.... I have 2 kids trust me it just sounds like something might need to be examined by a doctor because that might have to do with her periods
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A fancy home remedy. Camomile and peppermint tea. You want to both the camomile and peppermint fresh. I was very sick, I was vomiting and could not stop. \nI got a hold of my parents and they bought me camomile and mint and made me some tea, they also told me to eat some of the mint tablets. The vomiting stopped. \n\nThis is just a suggestion. We all react differently to things. \n\nCheck this website out. It has a lot in it, but it is useful. \n\nSip at gingerale or 7 up. Crackers( worked when I was pregnant) warm coca cola. dry toast \n\nAgain these are just friendly suggestions. They may or may not work for you. \n\nGet better soon. :)
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Please read this all the way through, my heart is with you. I have two boys 10 and 6 that did the same thing (flushing). Charging 10 cents every time I found the bowl full stopped my problem. But your daughter seems like she has hit rebellion already. My 6 year old became very sore and he learned his lesson at 4 about wiping. But with your daughter "dirty down there" is not going to work. She's 10 not 4, don't patronize her, think back to when you were 10. Let's face it we were all picking up info from friends about sex. You 3 parents have to get together as a group and realize she is not a child she is a young lady/woman. Lectures and threats are not going to work anymore. She needs to start making her own decisions, educated decisions. Talk to a gynecologist get facts about what could happen if she doesn't clean up her act. Pictures if necessary, of what these diseases can do to her body. She could pick up staf infection just to name one, and wind up in the hospital. (My husband being a fire fighter had a call at one time about a woman with an upset stomach. She wasn't a wiper either her whole body smelt of crap. When they got her to the hospital because no one wanted to check between her legs (which was where the real discomfort was) they found her vagina was infested, stuffed with maggots.)Please do everything in your power to educate her in a way that will help her to help herself make the right choices. Also is she happy with herself, looks, school, and friends. These are all very important to her right now. If she doesn't have it yet soon she will be starting her cycle. You think you have problems now, wait. This is the summer of change for your family. Make it that way, help her, she needs you all just to hear her, and realize she is not a little girl, or even a big girl, she is a young lady/woman. A new hair style, a light colored eyeshadow if not wearing makeup, a few new clothes, you might want to rethink the panty thing. Is she wearing panties that make her feel like a young lady/woman, or is she wearing widebottomed, widesided diaperwear. Help her to feel different about herself. Chin up, no one ever said this parent thing was easy, but think of the good times, keep an open mind, and email me if you need to. We have all been there in one way or another.
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Is it normal for my child to vomit a lot?\nYes, it is. Kids vomit for a variety of reasons. Here's a look at five of the most common and what to do about them.\n\nStomach flu\nA stomach flu caused by a virus is probably the most common culprit behind your child's churning tummy. He's especially vulnerable if he's in daycare or has older siblings who bring home new germs. Avoid spreading germs by insisting that everyone in the house wash their hands thoroughly after using the bathroom or changing a diaper.\n\nIn addition to vomiting, a child with a stomach virus may have diarrhea, loss of appetite, or fever. (Children may also wind up sick with what seems like a generic stomach bug as the result of food poisoning.)\n\nWhat to do\nWhen your child vomits he's losing precious fluids, and it's important to replace them so he won't get dehydrated. To do this, you can give him an electrolyte solution created for children (ask your pediatrician for a recommendation). Electrolyte solutions are very mild and gentle on the stomach, but if your child has trouble keeping them down, you can try giving him clear liquids such as diluted (or half-strength) apple juice, flat ginger ale (make sure it's made with real ginger, not just the flavoring), or water.\n\nHere's the plan: Once he hasn't vomited in a few hours, start giving your child small sips of liquid every four or five minutes. Gradually increase the amount of liquid. When your toddler hasn't vomited for 12 hours, you can start moving back to his regular diet, but keep giving him plenty of fluids. Start with easy-to-digest foods like crackers or cereal. You can also try frozen clear liquids such as popsicles. Some electrolyte solutions are available in popsicle form.\n\nGoing to sleep may also help settle your child's tummy; the stomach often empties into the intestines during sleep, relieving his need to throw up. Tummy-sleeping may help ease nausea better than back sleeping.\n\nIf your child continues to vomit every time he tries to eat or drink, call your doctor. To prevent dehydration, he may need to be given fluids intravenously.
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Did you take an oral temp?  96 is low normal for a five year old. I'd be more concerned with the vomiting. Young children dehydrate much faster than adults.  Take her to your ped doctor today.
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I have to say I'm not sure about poop... but they do "throw up" when they land on things... this is the way they eat.  They have lapping mouth parts, so they need to "spit up" on the food to break it down so they can slurp it up!  This is a crude explanation, but hopefully it helps!
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Ugh.  Terrible.  Are you talking fear of others vomiting by you or fear of vomiting yourself?  Either way, yeah, me.
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That you're sick.  And if you need a good way to throw up, take a little bit of Carmex (that lip balm stuff) and "accidentally" swallow some.  30 minutes later you'll have the vomit to prove the sickness.\n\nOther than that, the only real good excuse is family emergency.
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Okay, we took the neighbor girl to the symphony with us and in the middle of the concert she leaned over and said she didn't feel well. I told her it was almost over and we would take her home. She then leaned over and puked into my purse. It is one thing to be covered in your own kids vomit but someone elses? The keys were in there. I had to fish them out.
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It's stomach acid.  That means that you have no substance in your stomach to throw up.  That's what eats away at your esophagus.
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You make me wanna puke!  Seriously, gross, yuck, AHHHH!!  I think I have to vomit.....
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When you all next hear from my daughter it will be from the GRAVE!!!!!!!!!!!! and her own farts have made household pets puke and her father's aren't any better!
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LOL!! Nice user name. :D Well, vomiting is the body's way of rejecting something that shouldn't be in it, maybe the heroin was tainted, maybe it's an allergic reaction, and often times vomiting is a normal reaction of illegal drug use. \n\nI remember one night, I was in the ER with a temp of 105(from the flu) and there was a 16 year old kid in the bed next to me who was brought in to the ER by his parents because he had done LSD and he was vomiting something severe. WEll, come to find out the LSD patches someone sold him were tainted. I forget what the doctor said they were tainted with ,but he told the kid that he is lucky that he is still alive.
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yes, to no fever...\ndrink clear liquids only....no milk or dairy.  drink sips,like 1 oz every 30 minutes for a few hours then 2 oz every 30 minutes over a few hours....and so on...\nclear liquids are gatorade(R), sweet tea, water, popsicles, jello, flat soda....if he continues to vomit and have diarrhea for longer than 24 hours, go to the ED.\nonece the vomiting stops, so should the diarrhea.  if the diarrhea should turn bloody, then go to the ED immediately.
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yup! while i was trying to throw up. you ever try to poop and throw up at the same time? you have to aim for the little triangle hole that the toilet and your legs make! its not pretty but sometimes duty calls.