Could you get high from burping soon after swallowing a pill that had dissolved and then inhaling the burp?
488298
no burping is jsut gastric gas and even if there was gas from the drug the dosage would be too small.
590300
I'd guess not.  Simply because farts are caused by the gasses released by the food decomposing in your guts, and burps are generally caused by gasses before the food has been digested (Carbon Dioxide in fizzy drinks for example).\n\nThe reason it hurts under your ribcage is that you have trapped wind, farting releases this build up of gasses.  In severe trapped wind cases people have been rushed to hospital fearing a stroke or heart attack, only to be released pretty quickly!
279362
when you slepp (useually anyway!) u are lying down. the stomach acids and enzymes inside your digestive channell release gasses when they break down food. these gasses are carbon dioxide and methane. anyway, when your laying down, those gasses are free to travel back up the channell and into your stomach and oesophegus, eventually back into your throat ana mouth. the only way you could treat this sympton without an air freshener in your mouth, is to eat a couple of tictacs before you go to sleep
248637
Yes it depends on the medication, but that is a reflection of the molecules physical properties.  Molecules which are basic (or alkaline) ionise to some extent at low (acid) pH (as found in the stomach).  When ionised, the cannot diffuse across the lining of the stomach as well (or at all) - but in the large and small intestine, the pH is more alkaline, and basic drugs are less ionised and diffuse better.  \nWheras acidic drugs do not ionise in acid pH, so tend to diffuse across the lining much better.  \nTo add to the complications, solublity of drugs can change depending on pH as well - this is where fats such as those in semi-skimmed or full-fat milk can help as many drugs dissolve well in organic or fatty liquids (non-polar solvents).  It is far easy for a dissolved material to cross the lining of the gut than a particulate of solid, undissolved material.\nAnd then to add further complications, the contents of the gut may affect the rate of absorption - if you have had a large meal, absorption can be slowed because the drug is dispersed in a large volume in the stomach.\nIt's a difficult question to answer more specifically unless there is a drug of particular concern/interest!
998461
No.....to burp is to expel gas from the stomach through the mouth.  If you have trapped gas it will find an exit out of your body.  It does not have to come out thru the mouth.
1147382
Yes it can cause respiratory failure which would result in passing out.I had it happen to me but did get warning signs before it became serious to the point that I passed out. If you get dizzy sit down immediately and begin pursed lip breathing, count to 2 while breathing in and 4 as you exhale and try to think of nothing else but this, if your alone immediately dial 911 if not have someone call for you. Best to err on the safe side if this appears a possibility given how your feeling.  The success rates are pretty high when you reach emergency care. Its quite uneasy but try not to panic , remember the pursed lip breathing and do it .But the overall best thing is know your limitations , an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure regarding this. Don't overexert yourself to the point of dizzyness and see your doctor regarding this.
482016
Not a pro at taking that stuff any more, but I found shaking it in a bottle and drinking it quickly was the best way.  It didn't seem to matter what quantity I used: the powder would settle at the bottom.
778482
If you truly swallowed it, then it should not be a problem.  The concern is that if actually aspirated it rather than swallowing it.  When you aspirate something, you actually inhale it and it ends up becoming lodged within your respiratory tract.  If this was the case, then surgery or immediate treatment would be required.  This usually is only a concern if you were inhaling and leaning back at the time that the tooth took its trip southwards!  Most often when people swallow teeth, it happens while they are eating, and that can pretty much guarantee that it went to your stomach rather that your lungs.  All I have to say is...I'm Glad I'm not the Tooth Fairy!!!  Don't worry, if you don't have any symptoms, then it will pass!
719213
No way. It actually improves the effect of it. A dissolved medicine acts faster and gets absorbed faster in your system. The only reason you swallow a tab or a capsule is that many salts in the medicine taste so awful and bitter that you cant drink that potion.\n\nWarning - There are many tabs which are Sustained release (SR). They are meant to dissolve slowly thorough out the day and keep the regular flow of the drug in your system,. If you dissolve them and have it at once you stand a chance of an overdose or a rebound effect. Such tablets would be swallowed only
1011789
It depends on whether you've built up a tolerance to these drugs or not, which would probably take years to do. I wouldn't mix the two drugs it will probably make you throw up. I have a really high tolerance to hydrocodone so it takes about 20mgs to get pain relief so it all depends on the person.  If you haven't taken it that much I would say yes, that's too much.
734772
You should NEVER chopped up pills to take them without asking a pharmacist first if it is okay to do so, especially narcotics.  Many are 'timed release' medications and when you chop up to take, you are compromising the formula of the medication and it could enter your bloodstream at a much faster rate than it should, which could result in an actual overdose that could result in shutting down certain systems in your body or even cause death.  My daughter has this same problem and when her wisdom teeth were removed, the dentist prescribed the meds in a liquid formula, and I am sure your dentist could do the same for you if you inform him of your problem swallowing pills.
601388
lol.......ammmm well.... definitely coz burping indiactes that yr full rt? so that they had wateva i made very well .i guess its a yes hmmm yes
1173279
basically all answers are correct, more or less.  You're swallowing air, for sure, we all do.  But too much is coming back up, due to a bad stomach/esophagus junction, at least most likely.\n\nSmoking (all nictotine taken orally, yes gum too), alcohol, licorice, mint, caffeine reduce the competency of this junction.\n\nObesity increases the intra-abdominal fat content, and raises the pressure below the junction, tight cloths....\n\nThere may be a surgical situation, if new and "all the time".  Hernias through the diaphragm can occur due to vomitting/coughing/trauma that first show up as burping.  If chronically worsening, diseases such as achalasia chronically change the esophagus, complicated.\n\nWould need a good doc for the diagnosis.
76471
wow.. what a question.. i think drinking carbonated drinks make people burp.. because the carbon dioxide formed inside your stomach would eventually pile up and will need to be released..
705363
There are problems that can crop up.  The biggest would be food or drink going down the wrong way.  Usually pain full and distressing but only rarely serious as the bodies natural defences tend to stop it quickly.\n\nThe biggest risk is probably from inhaling saliva especially if it is contaminated with gastric juice.   This can cause inhalation pneumonia but it is highly unlikely and if it did happen is likely to be mild.  Recommend that you avoid alcohol, or spicy food in the evening. \n\nTwo important things.  Firsts is common sense - if in any doubt about contamination of the bronchial tubes or lungs seek advice.\n\nSecondly - keep swallowing.  Repeated use of the muscles will strengthen them and may well act to restore more feeling and mobility.\n\nGood luck.
465003
I do have a method but it is impossible to describe in text. It involves the intake of air to the gullet then burping like usual. However you could just swallow somw air first.
862346
What they would do is have you drink a charcoal solution, which will absorb the poison in your stomach.  If you cant drink it then a nasogastric tube is inserted into your nose to your stomach. The charcoal is then administered that way.  That is providing the chemicals hasn't killed you before you get to the ER.\n  Vomiting wouldnt be induced due to the fact the chemicals could cause further damage comming back up your upper digestive track