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vomiting at 37 weeks

I basically had no morning sickness in early pregnancy but now and since about 35 weeks, occasionally, almost immediately after eating or drinking I'll throw up but I don't think it's morning sickness. It seems to happen when I eat too fast, drink too much, or am starving..has anyone else experienced this?
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It sounds like acid reflux. I throw up when my stomach gets too empty. Try eating smaller meals more often.
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Happens to me too. It's worse if I have bad heartburn too. I just think baby is pushed up against my stomach and if I eat too fast or too much there just isn't room.
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11587059 tn?1427628263
You might be flooding your stomach. Try drinking and eating slower. And snack every 30 minutes. Very small just something to keep in your stomach. I've suffered severe vomiting my whole pregnancy... if it's not the pregnancy then it's bc you're letting yourself get hungry or you're flooding your stomach since everything is all squished right now flooding your stomach is a lot easier than it is when not pregnant! Good luck! I know it stinks!
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11317840 tn?1428020516
maybe its a bug? because i remember with my first i was ok for the longest time and all a sudden i started throwing up eveything i ate, even drinking water was a struggle.  but if you had it for a long period of time it might just be morning sickness. a lot of pregnant woman get it at the last trimester. but of Curse talk to your doctor about it:)
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