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Having cough and vomiting after taking food, especially breakfast. no cough at other times only after taking food. no fever, no other symptoms. help?
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Cough: May be a viral illness if you have a fever, parasites but most probably its a sign of acid reflux or inflammation of the stomach. You should see you a GI to check it out. If its really bad go to the ER
Answered 10/4/2016
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