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Q: Gagging And Dry Heaving

asked by: sugrmag66 on December 6th, 2004

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Recently, i've started gagging and dry heaving almost daily. There is no specific time of day that this occurs; sometimes it's morning and sometimes it's the middle of the day. I'll just be walking along, and suddenly my mouth will fill with saliva like i'm going to throw up, but then I just gag or dry heave. It happens 2 or 3 times and then i'm fine.

This used to happen to me occasionally, but it's gotten worse in recent months. Has anyone had this experience or heard of anyone who has?

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jefferiesm

replied on January 19th, 2005

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Hi there

i also have been suffering from this over the past few mths gradually getting worse not better. The dr prescribed losec to help but unfortunately it hasnt. It could be a mixture of things are you on medication? I am and it could be that but who knows?

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