Patient's question:
Doctor:I would like to ask, how much acid water can a person vomit in general when they vomit. Currently, when I vomit without drinking water, I can vomit 500 ML to 1 L of water in one go, and I can vomit several times a day.
I am pregnant, but it has been six and a half months, and the pregnancy symptoms should have already subsided. A gynecological examination showed that the fetus is normal, so I suspect that there is a problem with my stomach. Especially, when I vomit water, I always end up vomiting some blood at the end. I would like to ask if this is a problem with the gastrointestinal tract (besides vomiting, my stomach has no other symptoms). If I go to the hospital for treatment, where should I go?
Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you promptly go to a regular hospital for examination and symptomatic treatment. Timely blood, urine, liver function, and other tests should be conducted. Hospitalization for treatment is necessary. Severe vomiting may lead to serious malnutrition and requires timely hospitalization for fluid therapy to avoid affecting the fetus. In necessary cases, blood tests for HCG and progesterone, among others, should be performed promptly.