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Published on: 7/4/2025

What should I do if I can't stop coughing and throwing up?

If you can't stop coughing and throwing up, it might be related to respiratory issues, such as asthma. It's important to seek medical attention to find out the cause.

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Explanation

When you are coughing a lot and also throwing up, it might be because of a problem with your breathing or lungs. One possible reason could be asthma. Sometimes, people with asthma can have vomiting as a main symptom.

  • Asthma and Vomiting: Asthma can cause different symptoms, and vomiting might be one of them. If you are having trouble breathing along with these symptoms, it is important to see a doctor.
  • Other Respiratory Issues: There are other breathing problems that might cause coughing and vomiting, so it's important to get checked.

If you experience these symptoms, especially if they are severe or getting worse, it's important to talk to a healthcare provider. They can help find out what's wrong and how to make you feel better.

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