Ate too fast, horrible vomiting for the first time, and this is 18 monhs out

Just throwing this out there because I was completely taken by surprise last night.   I rarely eat a hamburger, but did last night.  I ate very quickly because I needed to go with the hubby, and past experience has shown that this has not been a problem before.  (Please know that I do not make a practice of that - slow is good!)

Anyway, not only was vomiting a problem- but it was terribly painful as well.  I was shocked.  Needless to say I think it is going to be a really long time before I eat hamburger again.  2 hours that I have no desire to repeat.  

So even if you are further out just wanted to share that this can still happen- even to those of us with a larger capacity and sleeve of steel.  

Sadly, this has happened to me a couple of times and it is almost always a burger that does it. I am not sure if its because it breaks apart when you swallow it or what, but definitely happens if eat too fast and its the worst vomitting because its like squeezing toothpaste out of a tube.

Ughhh.  Thanks for the visual!  

In the midst of this last night I was really wondering if we no longer puke they way we did prior to surgery.  It truly seemed that my stomach was working way, way to hard to make all that fun happen.  I also had a hiatel hernia repair, and wonder if perhaps the esophagus isn't quite what it used to be.  It just seemed like it would get stuck a bit at the top of the stomach where it met the esophagus.  So gross.  Sorry.  

Hoping to never experience this... but it is interesting to know that we CAN throw up - I mean sometimes it is needed to do so - what if you ingest something that is bad for you and you need to make yourself throw up? It's good to know that it is possible. Yucky but possible.

Sugar seems to be having a negative effect on me lately.  I used to be able to eat a decent amount but now I seem to get nauseous with just a little. 

Hope you feel better!

Thanks Shag.  I feel fine today, other than my stomach being sore.  Liquid diet for a few days to let everything rest and heal!