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| chainsmoker
- Sat Sep 01, 2007 7:58 pm |
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For some reason now, and this has been for awhile, after I eat, and then smoke a cigarette, I vomit, its not always, but its often enough, the only time I don't is if I fight the gag reflex. More strange, is that the gag reflex is there for up to a couple of hours after eating. Its often enough, that its concerning. I've also started vomiting in the morning after having my first cigarette.<P>
I'm 6 feet (male), 30 years old, and 170 pounds, and not looking to lose any weight, I can't understand whre this gag reaction came from. I don't always vomit when I smoke, its only after I eat and then smoke does the gag kick in. The only surgury I had was last year and that was for a hernia, but I doubt that is related to this.
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| Debbie Miller, RN
- Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:26 pm |
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 Perhaps your body is trying to tell you something. Of course you can't quit eating but if you quit smoking you can have some life-long benefits. Seems like it would be worth it.
Aside from this obvious solution, you may want to see an ear/nose/throat doctor to see if there is some kind of obstruction.
Good luck
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