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My boyfriend keeps gagging/heaving every morning and occasionally spits out flem or foam....why is this?
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Acid reflux? : This could potentially be due to acid reflux related esophagitis and laryngeal reflux. Especially if he is overweight. Other possibilities also exist. Advise an evaluation by a medical professional.
Answered 1/23/2016
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Gagging and heaving: He may have gastric reflux, have him examined to r/o reflux or ulcer.
Answered 1/23/2016
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