When one pukes, the opening to the stomach and part of the esophogus expands to 3-5 times its normal size. If one pukes enough times in close succession, particularly to where one is at the point of dry heaves, the repeated expansion can actually create small tears in the lining of the esophogus and the result it puking up blood.
It's really freaky seeing that for the first time.
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Granted, vomiting blood, just by itself, would probably be a very bad thing.
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It's really freaky seeing that for the first time.
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No.
Unless the nosebleed is from whacking the porcelain while vomiting.
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Please go to the doc today if you're not any better sweetie.