Q: after getting up in the morning or eating sweets I start coughing, and eventually vomit.
Has this been going on for a long period of time? Have you seen your doctor about it? You do not want to let GI issues go on too long without seeing a doctor about it. While we all have occasional stomach upset, daily vomiting can itself cause damage to your teeth, your esophagus, etc. A trip to and a work up by a doctor should help determine the cause of this.
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I have been having this problem, for a long time. My doctor has failed to find the problem. I have been scoped. this happens alot but, more in the morning. I can even laugh to much and start coughing and eventually I have to vomit. The only thing that stops the coughinh is something salty, like chips etc. It helps some of the time , but not always. thganks for your reply, have you heard of this before?
LB