The most common reason for throwing up is to get rid of something your body feels is harmful to you. This could be a nasty virus or a chemical that the body is worried about. Instead of allowing those ...

Staying hydrated, resting, and taking over-the-counter medication can help with nausea, vomiting, and other hangover symptoms. Severe illness could be a sign of alcohol poisoning, which requires ...

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Throwing up is a pain in the stomach. But it can also be a pain in the throat. Even after the queasiness has subsided, it's not unusual to have a sore, burning sensation in your throat for hours or a ...

People may throw up bile — a yellow or greenish liquid — for many reasons. These include pregnancy, bile reflux, an intestinal blockage, and alcohol consumption. Some of the causes may require urgent ...

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Throwing up is no fun for kids. But it can worry you, too. A kid who's vomiting but doesn't have a fever could be dealing with any number of things. Knowing what else to look for can help you narrow ...

Vomiting bile can be caused by binge drinking, food poisoning, or certain medical conditions. Treatment depends on the cause, but may involve medications or lifestyle changes. Overview If you’re ...

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How do you think the decathlon and heptathlon are scored? Take a moment. OK, do you have your answer? It’s probably wrong. It also probably makes at least as much sense as — and possibly a good deal ...

Texas Tech will no longer endorse one of the most unique traditions in college football. Beginning this week in its game against Oklahoma State, the university will not "encourage nor permit" fans to ...