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Vomiting every Morning
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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Dr. Satish Devakumar
GastroIntestinal Surgery
17 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi, I am Gastro surgeon Dr. Satish Devakumar,
Gaging & Saliva coming out is a normal reflex phenomena when you throat is stimulated or may be Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease.
Kindly follow these suggestions :
1. Avoid heavy meals at night.
2. Restrict your tooth brushing time to less than 2 minutes.
3. Do saline water gargling.
4 restrict oily & fried foods.
5. Use additional pillows to raise your head height.
6. Avoid carbonated drinks, Sweet, tea & coffee.
If you still continue to have same problem, consult your doctor for further assistance.
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Morning vomiting could be due to gastritis ,do you have GERD ? It can also be normal physiology , with the gag some amount of saliva ,don't stimulate posterior part of tongue as it causes gag reflex .
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