You have just finished an intense running session when your stomach begins to rumble and you feel nauseous. This can lead you to vomit, which may make you feel better temporarily -- but can later lead to a host of problems. Some people view...
Throwing up is a complex bodily reaction that forces the contents of your stomach to leave the body. You might vomit because your digestive system detects something bad in your food. Or you might throw up in response to signals from your brain,...
Throwing up following exercise can happen to anyone, no matter your age, sex or physical shape. It can be due to a variety of environmental factors and poor choices. Because vomiting and nausea can be debilitating and dissuade you from future...
A toddler's cough can alarm a parent. But a toddler who's both coughing and vomiting can cause even greater anxiety. A common cold can bring on a cough and upset stomach. Sometimes, however, the child may have a more serious condition.
Influenza, commonly referred to as the flu, is a viral infection in the body that affects the lungs and airways. Symptoms can include fever, body aches, coughing, a sore throat and a headache. Some people, especially children, also experience...
Vomiting is controlled by the brain, not the stomach, but most episodes are caused by food-related illness or mild stomach viruses. It can occur with or without nausea, and may be preceded by increased salivation. Vomiting in and of itself is not...
Repeatedly throwing up always carries with it the potential for dehydration. Because younger children have fewer fluids to lose and are more susceptible to dehydration, it is essential to start preventative measures early, before symptoms have a...
Throwing up is a common symptom of pregnancy and is referred to as morning sickness, although you can experience nausea and vomiting throughout the day. MayoClinic.com notes that morning sickness affects between 50 and 90 percent of pregnant...
If your child is throwing up, it might be the result of something he ate or he could have an illness, according to the Family Doctor website. While vomiting is a frequent response to childhood illnesses, motion-sickness or even stress, it may also...
It never fails -- you get to the gym, suit up, begin working out -- then run to the bathroom and lose your meal. You can't become fit or maintain your fitness if you can't keep from vomiting during a workout. Your body is a finely-tuned machine...
Throwing up is not a pleasant feeling, especially during an intense activity like exercise. Learning the reasons why and the causes of that feeling can help prevent a recurrence. If you start to feel as if you have to throw up when exercising,...
Fever and vomiting are common symptoms of illness in children. Fevers are part of the body's immune system. They help fight off infections and stimulate microbe-fighting cells. Throwing up is also an indication of illness. Vomiting can lead to...
Although some babies experience no discomfort while teething, others struggle with the process and develop uncomfortable side effects such as vomiting. Because there is debate among doctors regarding whether vomiting is caused by teething, it is...
Throwing up can occur for different reasons according to MayoClinic.com. If you have been throwing up, the last thing you may be thinking about is eating anything. Continuing to eat the right foods may help settle your stomach and will also give...
Exercise can induce vomiting for a variety of reasons. For example, if you are working out prior to breakfast, your blood glucose levels can plummet, causing nausea and leading to vomiting. Alternatively, perspiring enough during exercise to cause...
Working out is healthy, with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recommending 75 to150 minutes of cardiovascular exercise each week and twice-weekly strength-training sessions. You might feel like throwing up after a workout,...
Weight loss is a common goal. Look at any supermarket magazine rack and you'll see article after article about the latest diet tricks and tips, catering to our country's weight-loss obsession. But with two-thirds of American adults currently...
Feeling nauseous or vomiting after a workout is not a normal reaction to exercise. It could be the result of serious exercise problems including overexertion, dehydration or poor eating before your workout. Since nausea can stop you from...
Your toddler may contract a gastrointestinal virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea. Most of the time, these viruses pass within a couple of days and can be treated at home. The most important consideration is to keep your toddler well-hydrated...
Various symptoms of illness, including fever, diarrhea and throwing up, put a young child at risk of dehydration. In many instances, dehydration is the primary concern, as fluids and electrolytes deplete via vomiting and other symptoms. Simple...
Feeling ill, having the flu or suffering from vomiting and diarrhea can put a tremendous strain on your body. Your symptoms may be caused by a virus, food intolerance or food poisoning. Your body loses a large amount of fluids from throwing up and...
Vomiting is a normal part of every baby's life but must be treated carefully to avoid other serious medical issues. If your baby is having trouble breathing, has a swollen abdomen that is tender or vomits green bile or blood, get immediate medical...
Vomiting and rapid breathing in your two-year-old are alarming and troublesome. Although they are not always cause for alarm, these symptoms sometimes signal a serious condition or infection that requires a doctor’s treatment. This makes it...
Your baby has been crying, and just when you think that it could not get more nerve-racking as a parent, she throws up. If your baby does not have other signs of illness, like a fever or lack of appetite, then this symptom can be perplexing....
Most pregnant women know that the term "morning sickness" is a misnomer. For about three quarters of pregnant women, nausea is a first trimester daily event that doesn't discriminate against time of day, notes BabyCenter. While the near-constant...
Birth control pills, or oral contraceptives, are a convenient and effective method of preventing pregnancy. The pills are to be taken on a schedule to maximize effectiveness. The pill should be taken at the same time every day. The pill takes...
Morning sickness makes it difficult to keep food down when you are pregnant. Although the condition is called "morning" sickness, it can occur at any time of the day or night. Making changes to your diet can help you tolerate foods more easily and...
Do you ever keep throwing your best fastball, but the hitter either hits it or keeps fouling it off? To remedy this, you can add a change up to your pitching repertoire. The change up is an excellent complement to the fastball because it looks...
The change-up is one of the most effective pitches in softball because it looks like a fastball to a hitter before coming out slower and dropping close to the plate. According to Sports Illustrated, backdoor change-ups can look bizarre because...
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