Why do i keep vomiting in my mouth?
After eating, especially if I bend down or lie back, sometimes I feel food coming back up into my mouth, and I have to re-swallow it. It's not full vomiting but feels like it. Why do I keep vomiting in my mouth?
After eating, especially if I bend down or lie back, sometimes I feel food coming back up into my mouth, and I have to re-swallow it. It's not full vomiting but feels like it. Why do I keep vomiting in my mouth?
If you're repeatedly experiencing food coming back into your mouth, it sounds like severe acid reflux or potentially a swallowing issue, not quite vomiting but regurgitation. While a healthy diet with less spicy and oily food can help with reflux, for recurring incidents like this, you absolutely need to consult a gastroenterologist. They can properly diagnose and recommend treatment.
This sounds like a very uncomfortable form of reflux or regurgitation, where food comes back up. You can try some natural tips like avoiding eating too much, not lying down immediately after meals, and avoiding spicy food. But if it's happening all the time, this is beyond home remedies and a doctor should check you. It can damage your throat if it continues.
Please, do not ignore this. I once ignored recurring acid reflux symptoms, thinking it was just 'normal indigestion,' and it led to more serious issues. Vomiting in your mouth repeatedly can be a sign of chronic reflux or a problem with your esophagus. Get it checked by a gastroenterologist immediately. You don't want to regret delaying it later.
Yaar, that sounds super irritating and uncomfortable. Vomiting in your mouth constantly could be because of bad acidity or maybe something wrong with your food pipe, actually. You should definitely go to a doctor, maybe a specialist, and get it properly checked. Don't wait, it might get worse.
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That's not normal at all. It sounds like severe GERD or a hiatal hernia, where stomach contents keep coming back up. You need to see a gastroenterologist. Don't self-diagnose or try home remedies for this; it requires proper medical evaluation and treatment. Get it checked.
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