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I often have mini vomits after eating foods like spinach, bell peppers, or dairy. i have no heartburn pain. stuff comes up after drinking alotta water?
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Reflux?: this could be reflux or potential signs of a hiatal hernia which is part of the stomach in the chest above the diaphragm. If it continues, see a GI doc.
Answered 2/25/2015
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