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Nausea For Three Days, Vomiting After Eating, Happens At Night And Afternoon. Causes?

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Posted on Thu, 21 Jun 2012
Question: NauseaFor the last three days I have been throwing up everything I eat I throw up but it only happens at night sometimes in the afterboon whats wrong with me
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Answered by Dr. Poorna Chandra K.S (7 hours later)
Hi and thanks for the query.

Postprandial vomiting may be because of -

1) GI causes like gastric or duodenal ulcer, hypomotility of the stomach or esophagus and conditions like achalasia or high gut obstruction.
2) As a reflex to any painful disease like cholecystitis, pancreatitis, uretric colic, appendicitis and so on
3) Systemic illnesses like renal dysfunction and uremia, hepatitis.

These can be differentiated by a good history (onset, precipitant, associated symptoms, content of vomitus), examination and some investigations (like xray, serum creatinine, sodium, potassium, liver function tests).

I would suggest you to get examined by your physician and get these investigations done to arrive at diagnosis. Treatment will follow according to cause.

I hope, I have answered your query. Please accept my answer in case you have no follow up queries.

Regards.
Dr XXXXXXX
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Nausea For Three Days, Vomiting After Eating, Happens At Night And Afternoon. Causes?

Hi and thanks for the query.

Postprandial vomiting may be because of -

1) GI causes like gastric or duodenal ulcer, hypomotility of the stomach or esophagus and conditions like achalasia or high gut obstruction.
2) As a reflex to any painful disease like cholecystitis, pancreatitis, uretric colic, appendicitis and so on
3) Systemic illnesses like renal dysfunction and uremia, hepatitis.

These can be differentiated by a good history (onset, precipitant, associated symptoms, content of vomitus), examination and some investigations (like xray, serum creatinine, sodium, potassium, liver function tests).

I would suggest you to get examined by your physician and get these investigations done to arrive at diagnosis. Treatment will follow according to cause.

I hope, I have answered your query. Please accept my answer in case you have no follow up queries.

Regards.
Dr XXXXXXX