Vomit

First remove any solids and gently blot up as much liquid as you can. Apply carpet stain cleaner (test on hidden part of carpet), and let sit for a few minutes. Use a clean, white, cloth and 1 teaspoon mild, non-alkali detergent and 1/2 pint lukewarm water to blot up the rest of the stain and cleaner. If the stain remains, try a solution of 1 tablespoon ammonia and 1 cup warm water to clean the area --again just blot, so you do not spread the stain.

Try renting a rug doctor, or you may have to call someone who cleans carpets.

It depends on how moldy it is. If it's not too bad, and you can easily scrape off the moldy part than I would say go ahead and eat it. If it's very moldy all over I'd be careful because you might get sick.

The USDA Suggests throwing the bread out if it is moldy at all. The mold on grain can make you sick.

"because your body doesn't like it the illegal drug so it tries to get rid of it"

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Now for the factual answer;

Actually no. The legality of the drug matters nothing when it comes to causing nausea and vomiting. Also, it has nothing to do with whether or not the body "likes it".

A very common side effect of opiates and opioids is nausea and vomiting. This happens so frequently that in a hospital setting most patients who are given IV opiates are also given some type of antiemetic, (anti nausea drug) such as phenergan (promethazine) to prevent vomiting, and aspiration.

There are quite a few people who don't feel any nausea, nor vomit, after using opiates and opioids, legal ones or illegal ones, so it's not universal.

Heroin, which is illegal in the United States, is not illegal in all countries. In fact, in the UK, pure pharmaceutical heroin is prescribed, albeit rarely. Many people who are prescribed legal heroin feel nausea and then vomit after receiving it.

The body, purely a biological entity, has no way of liking something or not liking something. It doesn't feel an emotion such as like or dislike. The mind, on the other hand, could cause a somatic reaction such as nausea and vomiting if a person who was afraid of the drug, or forced to take it against their will. However, most people who decide to inject heroin, in places where it is illegal, and do so without a prescription, aren't really against using it.

It's purely a physical response, and common. It's also common with not only heroin, but Morphine, Methadone, Demerol, Fentanyl, Dilaudid, Percodan, Percocet, Lortab, Lorcet, Vicodin, and any and all of the Tylenol and Codeine preparations. It can also be caused by cough syrups which contain hydrocodone, although many times they also contain promethazine, which is also a cough suppressant.

Hope this helps clear up any misinformation.

The salty or metallic taste has to do with the increased saliva that occurs before vomiting. The increased saliva helps to protect the teeth from extremely acidic stomach acids that come up in vomit.

The most common cause of vomiting is infection. Some germs may enter your stomach along with the food that you eating. These germs then cause your stomach to push the food up rather than down and you land up vomiting. Sometimes, vomiting can occur due to overeating or even eating the wrong combination of food. Thus, anything that upsets the stomach may cause vomiting.

Sometimes there is so much gas inside your stomach then it started to boil your all food inside you're stomach then it slowly goes up and then you feel like you wanna vomit.

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You coud try shoving a toothbrush down your throat ....

or perhaps something bigger that you know will make you throw up (Y)

or you could swallow a lot of salt at one time but why would u want to do this? think about it.

Usually by taking the first two fingers of either hand and shoving them down their throat, making repeated movements to aggravate the gag reflex. The automatic reaction is to stop gagging, but vomiting only occurs when the gagging wont stop; so bulimics gag themselves for as long as it takes to heave up a portion of what they ate. some people develop or are born with the ability to throw up on command, without the gag reflex.

Probably more women feel nausea but do not throw up, but many women do one or both during pregnancy, especially early pregnancy (75% of women have morning sickness). If the vomiting is so frequent that you can not keep any foods or fluids down, you should notify your doctor so you do not get dehydrated or malnourished. YES! I AM PREGNANT AND NAUSEAS AS ANYTHING BUT I DONT VOMIT.

Yes - the condition is known as non-productive emesis or dry heaves. The stomach diaphragm and esophagus spasm just like they do when the stomach is full, but nothing comes up.

There are a few medical causes that can cause a person to throw up blood. Some reasons could be cancer, gastritis, and cirrhosis. Anytime a person is vomiting up blood, they need to seek emergency treatment.

Yes, you can pass a gallstone. How to pass gallstones takes some knowledge and the ability to follow some specific directions. Here's a guide that teaches how to pass you gallstones: http://www.gallstoneadvice.com

Gallstones form in your gallbladder, that is attached to your liver. The gallbladder empties into your gut.

Gall stones are passed though your stools. I have passed many stones and have had them tested as well to verify.

== == That depends upon what you have eaten before. It will look the color of the food you ate when still undigested food in your stomach, or the ordinary color of emesis (vomit) after some digestion, but when your stomach is empty (like in the morning when you first wake up), it usually is a thin liquid that is yellowish in color.

You know what? I knew I was pregnant almost 3 days later. I was so sick to my stomach. My poor new husband took me and my son to the hospital. He said "there's only good news... You're pregnant." So yes, you CAN vomit in the first week. A woman's body is incredible. I can even tell when I'm ovulating and know which side too. I had morning sickness with my son for almost 6 months. With my daughter, it was the day in the hospital and one day 2 months later... that was it. Congratulations!

No most certainly not. If your rabbit appears to be vomiting, get it to the vet asap.

I don't believe I have ever heard of anyone's uvula "falling off", but I do know of several people that have had their uvula removed. It is not something that is necessary to live. You will have a greater risk to choking on things without it there, but the feeling of needing to cough everything back up goes away after a while. Just be careful to chew things up well because without it, you will tend to swallow things and not know how large the bite is and you might choke.

This would be the gall bladder

actually i thought it was the stomach yeah by the way are you in 6 purple in William Henry middle school?heh if u are its tom :D

While it is not considered "normal" to vomit following oral surgery, it is a complication that is anticipated. Some people will react this way because of either the anesthetics or from swallowing blood during the surgery.

If the surgeon planned to use sedation as part of the procedure, you were told to not eat or drink anything for several hours prior to the surgery. This was to prevent you from aspirating stomach contents into your lungs if you vomited during the procedure.

Once the anesthetics have all been metabolized by the liver within a day or so, you should be feeling fine. If you continue to vomit or bleed, notify your surgeon and keep him/her apprised of your situation. Follow their instructions.

If there is no food in the stomach, then noting will be able to be thrown up. The person will either dry heave (make attempts to throw up, with no results), or begin to vomit bile, stomach / gastic juices, or blood.

you are not likely to throw up more at night, but the body does change throughout the day. hormones change, sinuses swell and blood changes positions in the body.

It might be allergies that are acting up at night, or something to do with the night time environment.

An average person vomit at least 1-3 each year. An average person vomit at least 1-3 each year.

melanemesis: Black vomit caused by the mixing of blood with intestinal contents.

yes if a goat is vomiting then it getting rid of the toxins in their bodies

Yes, I think she does. When she has eat at McDonalds or something like that she be satisfied and burp a big one.