I feel nauseas a bit and i feel like i am just about to throw up in the toilet so i am sitting next to the toilet with the toilet seat lid up i cough heavily before i start vomiting because when i do the big heavy cough it like coughs up the vomit and the flem so before i vomit i do another big cough to get the flem and the vomit up Thanks Harriet
They don't cough, they vomit. Unless you mean coughing up. Cholera is dehyrdration of the system linked to diahrea and vomiting.
yes . it can have effects such as vomiting, nausea, increased heart rate, tunnel vision, and others. HOWEVER . the enjoyable effects such as a feeling of euphoria and outer-body experience heavily outweigh the harmful side effects.
Generally speaking, common cough drops are not harmful if swallowed. If it contained codeine or sugar and you are diabetic, a doctor would probably induce vomiting. Consult a medical professional.
pills. lots of pills.
Symptoms of whooping cough include severe coughing fits, high-pitched "whooping" sound when breathing in, and vomiting after coughing. Whooping cough can be prevented through vaccination, specifically the DTaP vaccine which is given to children in multiple doses. It is also important for those who are in close contact with infants to stay up-to-date on vaccinations to prevent transmission.
that sounds like something i'd take seriously
The word cough is from Middle English. And earlier than that, it came from the Old English cohhian which is related to the Middle High German kūchen which means to breathe heavily.
From the Middle High German "Kuchen" which translates as to breathe heavily, to the French Old English "Cohhian" which means to shout, to the Middle English "Coughen". it is from these words the current word "Cough" was derived.
There are many causes of cough and depending on clinical examination some investigations may be required to make a definite diagnosis. But severe cough leading to vomiting should make one suspect whooping cough.
Staphylococcal Enterotoxin B, provide supportive care
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Symptoms can include a harsh, dry hacking/coughing, retching, sneezing, snorting, gagging or vomiting in response to light pressing of the vertebrate-tracheaor after excitement or exercise. The presence of a fevervaries from case to caseRead more: kennel-cough