Reflex vomiting
A type of peripheral vomiting. Its characteristics are: there is a sign of nausea, and you don't feel relaxed after vomiting. Although the stomach has been emptied, it is still retching. It is found in inflammation of abdominal organs (such as appendicitis, cholecystitis, pancreatitis, peritonitis), biliary ascariasis, and intestinal obstruction.
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