There are various problems that can cause this, some are serious like stomach ulcers or other stomach lesions, or even food Allergies. Only a doctor can evaluate each individual's symptoms to diagnose the problem and advise on treatments.
Some people have this reaction to Orange Juice if they have Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD, also called Acid Reflux) or hyperacidity syndrome causing frequent heartburn. Orange juice is a high acid juice and can cause upset stomach and vomiting in those with problems with backflow of stomach acids. With GERD, there are often multiple factors at work such as a production of abnormally large amounts of acid (not very common); a problem with the closure of the lower esophageal sphincter that doesn't, but should, prevent acids from going backwards from the stomach into the esophagus; hiatal hernias; esophageal contractions; and incomplete emptying of the stomach. Pregnant women can have this problem in the first trimester with "morning sickness" or in later months when the baby is pushing against the stomach from the womb.
Until you can see your doctor, try avoiding high acid and and other stomach-irritating foods like orange juice, tomato products and sauces, cola drinks, chocolate, coffee, alcohol, vinegars, and other citrus fruits and juices and stick with more bland foods. Drink plenty of water, eat frequent small amounts, and avoid over-eating.
Also, in the meantime, there are over-the-counter remedies for acid indigestion and nausea and vomiting, which may help with the symptoms. The pharmacist can advise you on the use of these. Examples of these are antacids, anti-emetics, and stomach acid disorder medications called proton pump inhibitors (like Tagamet, Prilosec, Zantac, etc.). Consult the pharmacist and always read the complete package label and instructions before using over-the-counter remedies.
Other things that may help are to avoid lying down immediately after a meal, wait at least fifteen minutes after eating before lying down or doing any strenuous activities or physical exercise (especially involving bending over), and sleep with more than one pillow at night to keep your head elevated at 15 to 20 degrees so gravity will help keep the stomach acids in place in the stomach. People who are over weight may experience this problem more frequently, so when you see the doctor ask about your weight and an appropriate exercise regimen and diet.
While vomiting it might be helpful to drink a glass of water but I think is better not to drink water because it may cause you to make you vomit even worse so It would be better not to drink water
Upper respiratory means your lungs and the breathing passages in your chest area. If you gasped or breathed while vomitting you might get some of the vomit in your lungs. Vomit that passes through your nose might infect your sinus area.
Your body cannot produce enough lactate to counter the lactose in milk. Take some medicine for people who are lactose intolerant shortly before attempting this and it might work!
In the medical field its called emesis. Emesis consists of whatever is in your stomach at the time and some digestive acids. This includes partially digested food and drink.
The color of your vomit is entirely dependant on what you have recently eaten or drank. However, if your vomit is red, you should see a doctor as soon as possible because red vomit often indicates that you have a wound in the stomach that is bleeding.
This is not a normal reaction. You are either having a problem handling orange juice or it has gone bad Throw out the juice and try some fresh orange juice.
drink salt water and poke a tooth brush in the back of your throat. It'll make you vomit.
eat chocolate and drink juice or if you want try this stuf: eat mentos and drink diet coke after
yes. she might vomit if she drinks too much, but yes
Actually it's all about proportions and the type of orange juice, I drink orange juice with milk EVERYDAY. If you use 1/3 milk and then fill however much orange juice, I use minutemaid with pulp; DO NOT USE SUNNYD it's smoothie like, and good for people who don't like to drink milk. -------------------------------------- Unless you drink a huge amount of OJ and milk all at once, you won't throw up. HOWEVER, it is true that orange juice makes milk curdle. That's because orange juice is an acid and milk is a buffer, meaning that milk will, in a way, buffer the acidity of the orange juice, but in exchange, it makes the milk curdle. When you think about it though, that would mean that the milk also curdles because of stomach acid too, so really, it shouldn't make much of a difference. I've drunken milk and then OJ, or the other way around, and not gotten sick. Just limit it to one or so glasses of each. (I drink a bowl of cereal and then or before drink a glass of orange juice.)
I'm pretty sure it can. When/if you vomit, the juice that comes out that smells like vomit, chances are that it is gastric juice. All vomit is is the contents of our stomach which includes gastric juices.
Piuk(vomit)
hmmm nothing much but you might feel pain in your stomach and maybe vomit
in the case "i vomit when i drink tequila" it is a verbin the case "eww, there is vomit on your shoe" it is a noun
if you drink too much then yes
drink smoothies
While vomiting it might be helpful to drink a glass of water but I think is better not to drink water because it may cause you to make you vomit even worse so It would be better not to drink water