Throwing up yellow liquid in the morning
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I've been sleeping horrible, I wake up sick to my stomach and feel like there is something in my stomach that makes its way up my esophagus.. Then in morning I end up runnin to toilet and I'm throwing up this yellow/ lime colored very bitter liquid. It's the only thing that comes out, no food or anything like that. It's horrible. I'm 18 weeks, would think morning sickness be better by now. Then after throwing up , I have an absolute horrid throbbing headache.
One night it was really bad and I was in the bathroom for hours. Then I started vomiting. The vomiting was the most violent I’ve ever experienced. It was awful.
That is when I saw them. Bright red pod-looking objects in the toilet. There were 2 or 3 of them, and they were about an inch long, a half inch wide, and a quarter inch thick. Kind of chicklet-shaped.
The outside of the pods varied in color. I rarely saw red ones after the really severe bout of vomiting.
Throwing up food, at least for me, is easier than just throwing up nothing. 15 weeks tomorrow and the morning sickness is still in full swing. Oh the joys of pregnancy :o) Haha, and when I call DH to let him know I have just puked my guts out, he says "well, that's great!!" No sarcasm involved. At least I know I am still pg, and the baby is doing its job I guess.
It was waking me up EVERY morning between 7-8 am regardless of what time I went to bed or how much sleep I got, and would persist until about 1 in the afternoon. I would sit up alone in the living room slowly eating crackers, carrots and fennel tea until I felt better.
I was also having some strange bowel movements now.
The event-construct is kind of stuck in the brain tying up vital life energy from that point on. As the ibogaine enters the brain, it makes contact with this stuck stuff and fires off the neurons producing a picture and clearing all the stuck fragments in a similar way that a computer clears up file framgnets stored on a hard disk. I could see why ibogaine is non-addictive. It's no fun, and it's not an escape.
My husband does not have the itching, so it is not bedbugs or mites. It's just me. When I have to get up in the middle of the night to use the rest room, I cannot go back to sleep, then the random-all-over-the body & head (even inside my nose!!) starts..It is SO stressful and irritating. I am losing so much sleep. I am, however, going to try the B12.
Do this procedure at least twice a day, once in the morning when you wake up, and once in the evening before you go to bed. You may also do it for a third time in the afternoon, or when you come home from work.
If your sinus infection is in your upper sinuses (sphenoid, frontal, or upper ethmoid) your results may not be as obvious on your first attempt. Don't give up.
I have been having the same problem as you, especially when I wake up in the morning, but sometimes when I have been working infront of the PC for a long period of time. Previous posts have mensioned poor posture but I make it a point to keep mine good. Every individual differs though.
Thank you for sharing your experiance as I am going to increase streangthening my chest area using weights in my excercise routine.
I have seen that the odor gets more noticeable when I am in nerve-racking situations, like if I'm in small quarters, because I know there is a possibility that the odor will arrive suddenly and it always does [perhaps I also pay more attention to the odor in tight quarters which is why it seems to be more prevalent in these situations but I don't think this is the case. I think my worries about the odor end up eventually triggering the odor.
I've also noticed that the clear liquid you refer to starts to turn a yukky green colour and I wake in the morning with a wet sticky pillow. Not nice to say the least and the last time I went to the docs with this problem I was told that it is just something I've got to learn to live with. Obviously that remark was from someone who does not suffer this otherwise they would not have said that!!!!!
I've tried numerous solutions, ear drops, creams, etc and NOTHING WORKS.
The way renal failure is supposed to work when it's Time, is that the toxins build up so high in the blood that they cross the blood-brain barrier. When that happens, the dog loses its personality and really isn't "there". Well, that's the textbook case. It never really happened with Chica. She just got slower and slower and finally stopped eating the last couple of days, but her personality was still intact. She still knew us and her pack mate, Maggie.
Got really sick with this in May and wound up at the doctor for the first time in a year. The doc put me on albuterol, a z-pack, and prednisone. Additionally I tried the NAC and Echinacea since they finally arrived through the mail (I get a bit impatient when breathing is an iffy proposition). The main healing was done by the prednisone, but the NAC seems to be addressing the underlying systemic mucus problem which I think showed itself as GI tract problems among other things.
Was treated with metronidozol (I think it's called flagyl in the US (I'm in Latvia now)) twice, which both times brought up real yeast infections. Finally went to a third gyno for what I thought was yeast from the last metronidazol. She finally did a full work-up, and it turns out the now white, burning discharge I have is not yeast, but strep (Enterococcus). I remember being tested positive for strep B when preg. with kid #2 (I have 4, am 40 y.o.
1) Stop smoking cigarettes (they taste like **** and you wake up in the morning feeling like a bobcat pooped in your mouth)
2) Start taking daily supplements of B-complex and St. John's Wort. (A mutivitamin is probably a no-brainer)
3) Get into a more active routine like working out 3 times a week or going on jogs. Being physically active works wonders for the mind. I don't know what it is, but being active gives me this feeling that is just plain good.
Google brought you all up when I was attempting to look up the weird warm water sensation I get randomly on my right thigh, in the middle, and less often on my left. It used to really freak me out, I would look and put my hand there fully expecting that very warm water had gotten on my pants, only to see that it was actually dry! Finally now I am wise enough to have learned it is just that "weird feeling" again.
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