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Can an anxiety attack make you puke? A lot of weird things have happened to me relating to my anxiety attacks / trauma responses but I've never actually thrown up. I do get incredibly nauseous and I am often rushing to the toilet for other reasons but I haven't seen anything on the internet that points to trauma causing vomiting.
soulreaper417 said: Can an anxiety attack make you puke? A lot of weird things have happened to me relating to my anxiety attacks / trauma responses but I've never actually thrown up. I do get incredibly nauseous and I am often rushing to the toilet for other reasons but I haven't seen anything on the internet that points to trauma causing vomiting.
I'm late, but frankly if anxiety and trauma and stress is enough to make your stomach get that funky (I can vouch for that, although I risked stress ulcers instead), it's not too pressed to think it'd lead to you emptying it if it's that bad.
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MemberCan an anxiety attack make you puke? A lot of weird things have happened to me relating to my anxiety attacks / trauma responses but I've never actually thrown up. I do get incredibly nauseous and I am often rushing to the toilet for other reasons but I haven't seen anything on the internet that points to trauma causing vomiting.
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MemberI'm late, but frankly if anxiety and trauma and stress is enough to make your stomach get that funky (I can vouch for that, although I risked stress ulcers instead), it's not too pressed to think it'd lead to you emptying it if it's that bad.
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