Re: Excess saliva - almost vomiting ?

[Guest guest]

I remember reading somewhere that whenver you are going to throw up

your saliva glands really kick in. Sounds like she may really have

to throw up but somehow garners control over it. Humph. Any chance

die off could be making her feel sick?

> For the last couple of weeks, my daughter (9, n/t, but has some gut

> issues - yeast and bacteria) has been saying that at least once a

> day she has " felt like she was going to throw up " .

>

> The first few times she said it was during or just before a test,

so

> I figured, a wave a nervous stomach, and didn't think anything of

it.

>

> Saturday, and today, I witnessed some of these attacks - she

> actually has to bolt from the room and bend over the toilet. It

> passes in a minute or two. She has not vomited on any of

> these " episodes " .

>

> On further discussion, she says she has a lot of extra saliva in

her

> mouth at those times, and feels like she's going to throw up.

>

> I was alarmed when I saw how severe she feels, and the fact that

> its been going on two weeks now has me concerned. It seems to be

> once a day (occasionally twice). Other times during the day, she

is

> fine.

>

> Has anyone ever had or heard of such an experience?

>

>

> -- Sue, mom to Adam (6, ASD) and (9, n/t, gut bugs)

> SCD 7 months (Adam 100%, the rest of us close but not always

perfect)

> has been 100% Since Feb, with a couple of infractions, but

> none in last 2 months

[Guest guest]

I remember reading somewhere that whenver you are going to throw up

your saliva glands really kick in. Sounds like she may really have

to throw up but somehow garners control over it. Humph. Any chance

die off could be making her feel sick?

> For the last couple of weeks, my daughter (9, n/t, but has some gut

> issues - yeast and bacteria) has been saying that at least once a

> day she has " felt like she was going to throw up " .

>

> The first few times she said it was during or just before a test,

so

> I figured, a wave a nervous stomach, and didn't think anything of

it.

>

> Saturday, and today, I witnessed some of these attacks - she

> actually has to bolt from the room and bend over the toilet. It

> passes in a minute or two. She has not vomited on any of

> these " episodes " .

>

> On further discussion, she says she has a lot of extra saliva in

her

> mouth at those times, and feels like she's going to throw up.

>

> I was alarmed when I saw how severe she feels, and the fact that

> its been going on two weeks now has me concerned. It seems to be

> once a day (occasionally twice). Other times during the day, she

is

> fine.

>

> Has anyone ever had or heard of such an experience?

>

>

> -- Sue, mom to Adam (6, ASD) and (9, n/t, gut bugs)

> SCD 7 months (Adam 100%, the rest of us close but not always

perfect)

> has been 100% Since Feb, with a couple of infractions, but

> none in last 2 months

[Guest guest]

excess siliva can be a symptom of to much selenium, conversely not

enough siliva cna be low selenium.

sounds a bit like ketosis

actually its normal for the mouth to get a lot of silvia just before

vomiting

mostly these very distinct events are some sort of virus going around

thes viruses each have quite specific symptom signatures, in this

case like wanting to vomit but not vomiting, ask around and you will

see.

kids and schools are just virus incubation factorys now with vaccine

damage, no skin vitamain d and the sad diet.

the school system has collpased. how long before people wake up to it

i don't know.

andrew scd - kids

> For the last couple of weeks, my daughter (9, n/t, but has some gut

> issues - yeast and bacteria) has been saying that at least once a

> day she has " felt like she was going to throw up " .

>

> The first few times she said it was during or just before a test,

so

> I figured, a wave a nervous stomach, and didn't think anything of

it.

>

> Saturday, and today, I witnessed some of these attacks - she

> actually has to bolt from the room and bend over the toilet. It

> passes in a minute or two. She has not vomited on any of

> these " episodes " .

>

> On further discussion, she says she has a lot of extra saliva in

her

> mouth at those times, and feels like she's going to throw up.

>

> I was alarmed when I saw how severe she feels, and the fact that

> its been going on two weeks now has me concerned. It seems to be

> once a day (occasionally twice). Other times during the day, she

is

> fine.

>

> Has anyone ever had or heard of such an experience?

>

>

> -- Sue, mom to Adam (6, ASD) and (9, n/t, gut bugs)

> SCD 7 months (Adam 100%, the rest of us close but not always

perfect)

> has been 100% Since Feb, with a couple of infractions, but

> none in last 2 months

[Guest guest]

Sue,

I have no idea if this is even the same or not, but when my daughter

was about 10 she had a similar bout. She however is nonverbal and

couldn't tell me how she felt. She would have tons of saliva come up

into her mouth and would act like she was going to vomit. She would

cry and cry when it happened. It lasted a couple of weeks. Her ped

thought it was reflux and gave her some tagamet and it went away as

quickly as it appeared.

Good Luck!!

> For the last couple of weeks, my daughter (9, n/t, but has some

gut

> issues - yeast and bacteria) has been saying that at least once a

> day she has " felt like she was going to throw up " .

>

> The first few times she said it was during or just before a test,

so

> I figured, a wave a nervous stomach, and didn't think anything of

it.

>

> Saturday, and today, I witnessed some of these attacks - she

> actually has to bolt from the room and bend over the toilet. It

> passes in a minute or two. She has not vomited on any of

> these " episodes " .

>

> On further discussion, she says she has a lot of extra saliva in

her

> mouth at those times, and feels like she's going to throw up.

>

> I was alarmed when I saw how severe she feels, and the fact that

> its been going on two weeks now has me concerned. It seems to be

> once a day (occasionally twice). Other times during the day, she

is

> fine.

>

> Has anyone ever had or heard of such an experience?

>

>

> -- Sue, mom to Adam (6, ASD) and (9, n/t, gut bugs)

> SCD 7 months (Adam 100%, the rest of us close but not always

perfect)

> has been 100% Since Feb, with a couple of infractions, but

> none in last 2 months