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Q: Inducing Vomitting, But Not Bulemic

asked by: Kitz on January 18th, 2007

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More often than not I have an intense nausea present, I am often if not always painfully gassy and bloated - im not sure if this contributes to the nausea. The thing about it is that the nausea is so intense that I will usually induce vomitting in order to feel better and continue on with my day. This is not all of the time, often times I am so nauseaus/sick that I will vomit naturally. I am just wondering if anyone else here ever feels the direct need to vomit, but it doesnt come up until you induce it...
Im going for various tests on my stomach but an edoscopy/blood test/mri/cat scan/intestine xray have all come up fine. I also do not have body image issues.
What is up with my stomach?!

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Tylanas

replied on January 18th, 2007

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I think you just happen to know that when you're nauseous, vomiting is going to make you feel better, so you just get it over with. I don't think there's anything wrong with that. I know I currently do anthing I can to prevent it but thats just because I don't do it very often, and I hate doing it. But if I was nauseous often like you, I think I would probably end up doing the same thing.

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