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Q: Mental Nausea?

asked by: kristina_a on September 18th, 2007

New User

Ever since I threw up a few months ago--I rarely do--I've been feeling sick quite often. I think it could be entirely mental, seeing as how I never do actually throw up. But I can never seem to convince myself of that at the time. I've also always had acid reflux, and I take Pepcid AC for that. Does anything in your body physically change after vomiting?

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Tylanas

replied on September 18th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

No, nothing should change so much that you'd be constantly nauseous afterwards.

It probably is mental, and those are the hardest things to work through.

radicalchild

replied on June 29th, 2008

Experienced User

I agree...most likely it's mental. I have a thing, like a fear of throwing up or something. Best to do something that takes your mind off of it. It can be hard, but if you find something you really enjoy it can make it go away Smile

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