Vomiting

Vomissement mangé par des oiseaux
Vomiting eaten by birds

vomiting is the active rejection by the mouth of the gastric contents. It is distinguished from regurgitation who is, it, passive.

vomiting is primarily of central origin: in cerebral trunk there is the center of the receiving vomiting of information of cortex, of the pressure of ventricles cerebral, of internal organs and of a zone of chimiorécepteurs. It sends efférences towards the digestive tract, more particularly towards .


Synopsis

Mechanism

Movements retroperistaltic of the duodenum, follow-ups of a contraction of pylore with gastric lifelessness, then of a relaxation of cardia with simultaneous contraction of and of the abdominal muscles what causes the increase of food. A phenomenon reflex at the conscious subject allows the closing of higher air routes.

It is a very frequent symptom being the subject of triple concern:

  • Nature, abundance, frequency
  • Causes which are multiple
  • The complications should be avoided


Contents

Causes


Digestive tract

Sensory system and brain

Complications

Others

Drugs related to the vomiting

Emetics

Antiemetics

social implications

Context

In the language

In the other animals

Terminology

  • One regurgitation is a simple increase of the gastric contents towards the back of the throat.
  • The effort of vomiting is called one nausea.
  • One making vomit is called one emetic. One speaks in the same way about effect émétisant.
  • A drug fighting against the vomiting is called one antiemetic.

See too

External bonds


Care of health - - Gastro-enterology
Diseases of -
Halitose - Nausea - Vomiting - Backward flow gastro-?sophagien - Achalasy - Cancer of the?sophage - Varix of the?sophage - Peptic ulcer - Abdominal pain - Cancer of the stomach - Functional dyspepsia
Diseases of - - gall bladder - biliary tree
Hepatitis - Cirrhosis - Stéatohépatite not-alcoholic - Primary biliary cirrhosis - Sclerosing primary Cholangite - Budd-Chiari Syndrome - Carcinome hépatocellulaire - Pancréatite (Acute Pancréatite and Chronic Pancréatite)- Cancer of the pancreas - Gallstone - Cholécystite
Diseases of
congenital malformations - acquired anomalies - ignitions - tumours - Peptic ulcer - Intussusception - Malabsorption (for example c?liaque disease, Intolerance with lactose, Malabsorption of the fructose, Disease of Whipple) - Lymphoma
Diseases of
congenital malformations - acquired anomalies - ignitions - tumours Diarrhoea - - Diverticulite - Diverticulose - Irritable colon (Disease of Crohn and RCH) - - Cancer colorectal - Disease of Hirschsprung - Pseudo-membranous colitis
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