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It means that your body has run out of undigested food for you to vomit, and is now vomiting what remains -- bile and other digestive juices in your stomach and upper intestine. Vomiting can be triggered by things other than just what is in your enteric (digestive) system. Bile itself is yellow in vomit, so this is probably the yellow substance you are seeing.

Vomiting bile is usually a sign of serious illness, and I would strongly recommend that you go immediately to the doctor or Emergency Room. Chances are good that you have become very dehydrated and this is a life-threatening condition.

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You can as a reaction to the anesthesia and lack of eating. They will usually prescribe you medicine to counteract the nausea. If it persist after medication taken properly, you should contact your doctor.

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Most likely the symptoms are caused by dehydration, although a strain of influenza may be the cause as well. Call your doctor to find out more. Answers.com is not a medical site and answers provided should not be used as a medical diagnosis.

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It is a serious matter consult a doctor, it cou;ld be a internal tear or even t.B.

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not more than an hour; the body has already absorbed all of the calories and fat

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Yes they can as dogs can have reactions to certain foods that contain larger amount of chillies that infect the digestive system. It is advised not to feed your pet dog/cat spices. You would recall that major pet food in the market does not contain spice at all!

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To vomit is "vomir"

I vomit: Je vomis

You vomit: Tu vomis

He/she/one vomits: Il/elle/on vomit

We vomit: Nous vomissons

You (plural or polite) vomit: Vous vomissez

They vomit: Ils/elles vomissent

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then chances are you eatin salt

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vomit

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You pass out lying on your back or with your head back. When your body reacts to something (usually drugs or alcohol) you puke but dont wake up because you're passed out. Therefore you choke and probably die... I think

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Whale vomit (technically called Ambergris) was once used as an ingredient in perfumes because of the earthy fragrance it aquires with age. It is rarely used in modern day perfumes and has been replaced by synthetic ingredients that produce the same scent.

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No mules cannot vomit. This is due to the cardiac sphincter located at the bottom of the esophagus, this sphincter only moves one way, allowing food only to travel into the stomach and not back into the esophagus.

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Glitter puke is made from left over chili and confetti and is used in the music video glitter puke parady.

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Perhaps it is a residue as a result of tanning? If the smell is from actual vomit, you might take it to the drycleaners for a cleaning.

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Yes, when our dog was a puppy, she was very excited, and did not chew her food all the way because the vomit was basically dog kibble. Now we feed her in small amounts at a time so she doesn't eat so fast and focuses on chewing her food.

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Because the saliva coats your mouth, protecting it from stomach acids.

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It can if your stomach and upper intestines are actively involved.

Vomiting blood at any time is serious and medical assistance is immediately required. Some of the medications used to treat a Crohn's flare can irritate the lining of the stomach causing bloody vomit.

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stick their finger or toothbrush down their throat. I tried and my dinner came up, and i do it once a week . i lost like 20 lbs! this really works

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Retake medications if vomiting occurs within 30 minutes of taking usual medication. If you vomited after taking oral contraceptive pills, use a back-up contraception method for the rest of the month.

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When you eat something that your stomach cannot digest, a chemical reaction occurs. This causes the food to exit your body.

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This is bad - black vomit tends to indicate a bleeding problem in the upper gastrointestinal tract. At a minimum, you should have your dog checked by a veterinarian within the next day to see what is causing the vomiting.

Depending upon the age of the dog and what environment it is in, the problem could be anything from a sharp foreign body (like a stick) to infection to cancer.

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I have an African Dwarf frog and sometimes when he is trying to eat he seems to throw up a little. He (oddly enough) eats from the surface, and it might take him a try or two to get to the bloodworms floating above him. Here and there, on some of his misses he throws up a bit of transparent, skin-looking stuff. I think this may be some partially digested food that comes out when he is lunging after new food.