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What health concerns does throwing up food pose?
Thread starterkvorumese
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This is probably not the right forum, but offtopic also doesn't sit well with me in regards to this... Anyways, the title. I want to hear actual facts - what can regularly throwing up meals do to you? If you want to share your experience, you are more than welcome to.
Electrolyte imbalances, esophageal tears, cavities, parotid gland swelling are consequences of frequent and/or forceful vomiting. And then there's also a myriad of health issues that arise from being malnourished.
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_Gollum_, theolivanderroach and kvorumese
All of the above problems. If it's in relation to an eating disorder, I imagine they also have a lot of psychological and physical health symptoms. I'm sorry if you are suffering from one.
Depending on how much you eat, you can rupture your stomach. It has happened before, and there are recorded deaths. It will also ruin your teeth. You also need to regularly eat vitamins because it'll cause imbalances. It's generally not good for you, lol, but I doubt that will stop you if you're already purging.
I wonder why for some reason most of my messages & threads now have to go through an approval process. I don't think I'm setting off any keyword flags, and this didn't use to happen when I just joined lol
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