Vomiting every Morning

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Asked for Male, 24 Years

I actually don't vomit , i just gag and sometimes some saliva comes out. It has happened every morning for the past few days.I don't drinks and smoke . In night i generally eat normal diet with 4 chapatis and sabji. Taking sleep between 6-9 hrs daily. What could be the reason ?? what should i do to avoid this

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Usually this may be due to hyperactivity & oesophageal reflux. Avoid chillies tea coffee at bed time. Take food early & light. Prop up headend of your bed so that regurgitation does not take place. Avoid stress & long periods of fasting

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