what makes you throw up...?
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the flu or too much alcohol\n\nI can't remember the last time i threw up
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You make me wanna puke!  Seriously, gross, yuck, AHHHH!!  I think I have to vomit.....
190821
Bacteria or virus, in the stomic that makes you vomit, dizzy, and headache.
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It'd be weird if stress didn't cause that. So yeah, my answer is yes, I believe stress can cause you to throw up.
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drink lots and lots and lots and lots of water, and then eat a lot and make yourself puke.. it works everytime for me,within one day actually
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Vomiting often result of stomach virus\n\nBy Tamara Shankel, MD\n\nAlmost every child experiences vomiting at some point. Most of the time vomiting is caused by different centers in the brain sending signals to the stomach.\n\nThe brain actually has a vomiting center, but other centers, such as the area affected by strong emotions, can also cause vomiting. The inner ear connects to a brain center that is responsible for the vomiting we experience with motion sickness.\n\nVomiting can also occur when your intestines are irritated and your stomach doesn't empty (this usually is the cause of vomiting with the stomach flu).\n\nThe most common cause of short-term vomiting is a stomach infection, which is usually caused by a virus. Viruses, unlike bacteria, do not respond to medication. Vomiting caused by a stomach virus will usually be accompanied by diarrhea, stomach cramping and a mild fever (101 degrees). Although it is much less common, bacteria can cause vomiting, along with a high fever (104 degrees) and diarrhea that may be bloody.\n\nThe parasite Giardia can also cause vomiting and watery diarrhea. Children get this infection by drinking water contaminated with Giardia, or from other infected children. Children in day care or children who have recently been camping are more likely to get Giardia. The infection can be diagnosed by a stool test and treated with an antibiotic.\n\nInfections outside of the stomach (such as kidney, lung and even ear infections) can also cause vomiting. They also cause high fevers and other symptoms. Your child may not have diarrhea, and this is a clue that the illness may be more than just the stomach flu. Even more serious infections such as meningitis can cause vomiting. A child over age two with meningitis will usually appear very ill and have a stiff neck and headache along with the vomiting. Younger children will also look very ill, but may just have fever and vomiting.\n\nPersistent vomiting may be due to pressure in the brain. Some brain tumors cause vomiting. Usually children with brain tumors also complain of headaches or other symptoms such as difficulty walking or imbalance.\n\nInfants often spit up because of a weak sphincter between the stomach and esophagus (tube connecting the mouth to the stomach).\n\nTrue, persistent vomiting in infants can be due to formula intolerance, and will usually be accompanied by loose stools and other symptoms.\n\nIf your child begins vomiting, let her stomach rest before giving her anything to eat or drink. The biggest risk from short-term vomiting is dehydration. Signs of dehydration include decreased urination, a dry mouth, sunken eyes, a sunken soft spot (on a baby's head) and lack of tears when crying.\n\nTo avoid dehydration, give your child frequent small amounts (a teaspoon) of liquid, such as Pedialyte. Larger amounts of liquid will cause the stomach to dilate, which will in turn cause more vomiting. If your child also has diarrhea, avoid milk and apple juice, as they can worsen the diarrhea.\n\nBreast milk is the exception; it's OK to continue breastfeeding in small amounts.\n\nTake your child to the doctor immediately if he or she:\n\n· Has persistent vomiting that lasts more than a day or two, especially if the vomiting is severe, accompanied by a lot of diarrhea, or doesn't improve.\n\n· Has vomit that is green in color, which could signal a serious intestinal problem.\n\n· Shows signs of dehydration.\n\n· Has blood in the vomit; anything more than a few flecks requires immediate medical care. Blood that has been in the stomach for a while before being vomited may look like coffee grounds.\n\n· Has vomiting accompanied by a high fever and bloody diarrhea.\n\n· Has trouble staying alert or seems very ill.\n\n· Has vomiting accompanied by a bad cough, trouble breathing, or pain while urinating.\n\n· Is a very young infant and has persistent vomiting, as some serious inherited diseases can be present at this age.\n\nMo
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Vomiting and diarrhea can be caused by viruses, bacteria, parasites, foods that are hard to digest and other things. If you have been vomiting for more than 12 hours or having diarrhea for more than 48 hours, please be seen by a doctor.  Take frequent small sips of cold, clear liquids till the vomiting and nausea have stopped.  Take at least a teaspoonful every minute to prevent dehydration.  Clear Liquid Diet includes: Water, Coke, 7 Up, Kool-Aid, Jello water (one teaspoon of Jello powder per half cup of water), Gatorade, tea, broth, Popsicle, and Pedialyte. \nA Bland, Low Fat Diet can be started when there has been no vomiting for a couple of hours and you are no longer nauseated.  This diet includes: unbuttered rice, potatoes, noodles, crackers, toast, cereal, unbuttered cooked vegetables, soft fruits (especially bananas), poached or boiled egg, and most soups.  Continue plenty of clear liquids till the diarrhea has stopped. \nAVOID foods high in sugar or fats till the diarrhea has stopped.\nCONTACT YOUR DOCTOR FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: \nThe temperature is over 103 degrees Fahrenheit.\nYou see no improvement after 24 hours.\nThere is a seizure (convulsion).\nYou have trouble breathing.\nYou see blood in bowel movement.\nSigns of dehydration occur: Dry mouth, tearless or sunken eyes, little or no urine.
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maybe your body is sensitive to pressure right before your period and his body weight makes you throw up?
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It means it tends to make you want to vomit.
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If you absolutely MUST throw up, SYRUP OF IPECAC makes you throw up. You can find it in most drug stores.  It is used to cause vomiting, so that if you have swallowed something poisonous, you can get it out of your system.  PLEASE make sure that you follow that directions carefully, though, because if you take too much, you can do great harm to your body.  Oh, and next time, do procrastinate som much!  :)    (Been there, done that!)   Good Luck!
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you need to start vomiting bile onto the food - suggest you do this in a bowl.  Then after a day or so it should have started to digest.  A quick whizz in a blender will help things move along.  Then place the bowl by your bed and place a long straw from your mout to the bowl.  Lie down and suck in your dinner.  NB: dont worry if you throw up - more energy saving stomach acid for tomorrow!
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omg, yes! the worst nausea and motion sickness ever. i couldn't even sit up straight. my boyfriend had to go get my pills at the pharmacy. it took a good 24 hrs after i started taking them for the symptoms to go away. now, i always carry an emergency one in my wallet.
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One reason for diarrhea is often low-level food poisoning.  Something you ate had something in it that put your digestive system out of whack.\n\nThe causes for vomiting can vary widely and can be brought on by stomach distress as well as other factors (migraine headaches can often cause my wife to get sick).
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it's possible, especially if you've injured your back before, or have a weak back.  the jerking and contracting of the muscles all over your body when you vomit could trigger it.
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i did, i actually threw up!! no joke
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The list is long and varied, but let's start with Haggis!\nLiver. The smell almost has me vomiting, too.\nCats and dogs.\nBrains, tongue, tripe. \nHead cheese.\nLima beans.\nAnd a baby anything. At least let it grow up!
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Ugh.  Terrible.  Are you talking fear of others vomiting by you or fear of vomiting yourself?  Either way, yeah, me.