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Vomit after every solid meal - full of phlegm

For about three weeks now, I have been unable to keep any meal involving solids down.  Within 10 minutes of eating breakfast, lunch and dinner (especially dinner), I vomit. Right before I vomit, I begin to feel mucus building up. This does not happen when I do a protein shake or juice. It only happens when I eat solids, including chicken, pork chop, steak, spinach, asparagus, rice, sandwich, etc. This happens even if if I eat a very small portion. I am  also extremely fatigued after the episode of eating and vomiting. Help!
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I experienced the same thing for months. Went to the dr and she tested me for a few things, all negative. I asked for certain tests and she chalked it all up to saying I just need a colonoscopy. I decided to do an at home food sensitivity test first and low and behold, I am intolerant to almost everything on this planet! It’s been very hard but I cut everything out and haven’t been nauseous or throwing up since. I’d highly recommend an intolerance test to at least start weeding things out. Also see if you can get tested for h.pylori, and get a script for zofran. Good luck!
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