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Blood in vomit
After drinking, had an hangover the next morning with nausea and acid reflux and in the noon the nausea gave in to vomiting. There was acidic liquid at first followed by some bright red blood. After that felt better with no abdominal pain or discomfort.Please advise.
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Hello there we.understand your feeling and your concern towards your health. Sometimes what helped is when the food particles are hard and Gunther vomit pressure is.more comes out in the form of gush then there would tear in any part of the upper gastro intestinal tract. Thats what leading to a bleed and blood in vomit. For.now you need to.have soft.diet and fruit juices for 3-5 days.
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Dr. D. S. Poonia
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10 yrs exp
Jaipur
Hi, still in your query you didn't mentioned about since when you are taking alcohol and how much. If your habit size is large and taking alcohol since a while then please visit a psychiatrist or a gastroenterologist to rule out other possible cause of haemetemesis. It will better to do same.
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