How to learn deep blowjob without a gag reflex?

Vomit - This is a reflex eruption of the contents of the stomach, and sometimes the duodenum, through the mouth.

The gag reflex is quite complex - it involves various muscle groups. It is controlled by the vomiting center located in the brain stem. By its nature, vomiting is a mechanism by which the body protects itself from poisoning. Normally, vomiting is a reaction to toxic substances entering the gastrointestinal tract or simply something that cannot be digested - for example, too fatty foods. Therefore, after an attack of vomiting, a person often feels relief: the body has been cleansed.

However, the intoxication that caused vomiting may have an internal source, that is, be a consequence of some pathology or disease. It is also possible that the irritation of the nervous system leading to vomiting is not related to the condition of the stomach at all. This makes us perceive vomiting as a very serious, and even ominous, symptom. An attack of vomiting is almost always a sufficient reason to consult a doctor. In case of repeated attacks, you should definitely consult a doctor!

Nausea, vomiting in women (including during pregnancy)

Nausea and vomiting, along with a throbbing headache, depressed mood, increased sweating and numbness of the hands, characterize the cephalgic form of premenstrual syndrome (PMS).
At the same time, blood pressure remains within normal limits. Unpleasant symptoms occur 2-10 days before menstrual bleeding in women with irregular cycles, a history of abortion or depression. Considering that the nervous system in women is more excitable than in men, nausea and vomiting during menstruation can be triggered by any unpleasant odor. Often, prolonged nausea without vomiting in women is a consequence of following a strict diet for a long time. The use of dubious food additives, a lack of essential microelements and vitamins, and the abuse of laxatives leads to chronic stress and disruption of the digestive tract. In addition to this, dysbacteriosis develops. The feeling of nausea goes away only after the intestinal microflora is normalized.

Nausea for no apparent reason is often the first sign of pregnancy. The unpleasant sensation is associated with a sharp increase in the level of the hCG hormone. Further hormonal changes in the female body, changes in metabolism and psychological stress often provoke vomiting 1-2 times a day, more often in the morning. The state of health returns to normal by the 13th week of pregnancy.

Early toxicosis (before 16-18 weeks of pregnancy)

• Mild degree - vomiting up to 5 times a day, the condition of the pregnant woman is satisfactory, the fetus is not in danger.
• Early toxicosis of moderate severity - vomiting up to 10 times a day, weight loss up to 3 kg, rapid pulse (up to 100 beats/min), acetone in the urine.
• Excessive vomiting of pregnancy (grade three) - vomiting up to 25 times a day, weight loss of more than 5%, dehydration and electrolyte imbalance. Immediate medical intervention is required.

Important! Severe vomiting in early pregnancy may indicate a hydatidiform mole.

Regularly occurring nausea and vomiting in late pregnancy makes one suspect the development of preeclampsia, the third stage of late toxicosis (preeclampsia). This condition is preceded by the appearance of swelling of the limbs and face (stage 1), increased a/d and protein in the urine (nephropathy, stage 2 of gestosis). Without timely treatment of preeclampsia, seizures (eclampsia) develop and the risk of stroke is high. For the fetus, late toxicosis is fraught with hypoxia, delayed development and perinatal pathologies. There is a high risk of placental abruption and premature birth.

Important! Nausea and vomiting in a pregnant woman can also be caused by taking iron supplements to treat anemia, common gastroenteritis, or another disease.

Nicotine overdose: what is it?

When smoking tobacco, the dangerous alkaloid enters the brain in just 7-8 seconds, since the blood-brain barrier cannot contain it. The incoming nicotine provokes increased production of dopamine, so the person experiences some pleasure.

When large dosages of this substance are consumed, it begins to block the activity of the autonomic ganglia, which leads to general intoxication of the body and the appearance of symptoms similar to general poisoning. With frequent abuse of nicotine, this substance penetrates into all cells and organs, even entering bone and muscle tissue.

Nausea and vomiting in children

Frequent regurgitation of infants in most cases is caused by gastroesophageal reflux (reflux of food into the esophagus due to incompetence of the lower sphincter). However, this condition has nothing to do with vomiting. A one-time gag reflex against the background of a normal general condition also does not require special attention. Repeated vomiting in a newborn often indicates illness.

• Pyloric stenosis (manifests at 3-12 weeks) - vomiting “fountain” soon after finishing feeding. Unlike systemic diseases, vomiting with pyloric stenosis does not contain bile, and the baby sucks the breast with appetite.
• Intestinal obstruction - occurs due to intestinal atresia, obstruction of the ileum by extremely viscous meconium (meconium ileus), volvulus, or intestinal stenosis. From the first days the baby suffers from vomiting, and the general condition rapidly deteriorates.
• Intussusception (3-36 months) - often caused by viral enteritis and leads to intestinal obstruction. Attacks of severe abdominal colic and vomiting every 15-20 minutes lead to ischemia of the intestinal area, gangrene and perforation.

Nausea and vomiting in a child can be caused by unusual foods, nervous stress and various odors.

The main causes of vomiting in older children:

• viral/bacterial gastroenteritis - often occurs with diarrhea and fever;
• influenza, acute respiratory infections, childhood infections (for example, scarlet fever) - against the background of a high temperature, the child often develops vomiting and convulsions are possible;
• helminthic infestation - the child complains of nausea without vomiting, the parents note that the child has bad breath, rumbling in the stomach, itching in the anus and grinding of teeth at night;
• errors in nutrition - too fatty, spicy or fried foods provoke nausea, diarrhea and sometimes vomiting without fever;
• appendicitis - pain can begin in the stomach, near the navel or lower in the right side, the child becomes lethargic and drowsy, any painkillers for abdominal pain are strictly prohibited;
• poisoning with drugs and household chemicals - often causes an extremely serious condition, the symptoms depend on the toxic substance;
• sunstroke (heatstroke) - when overheated, the body temperature rises to 40ºC, the skin turns red and sweats significantly, nausea/vomiting and headache occur, breathing and heart rate increase;
• taking antibiotics almost always provokes intestinal dysbiosis (feeling of nausea after eating without vomiting, loss of appetite, constipation/diarrhea). To maintain intestinal microflora, antibacterial courses are combined with the intake of probiotics.

Nausea and vomiting with coronavirus

Severe complications and high mortality with COVID-19 force us to more carefully study the first symptoms of the disease. The difficulty lies in the fact that the virus rapidly mutates, and the clinical manifestations of the disease also change. In 2022, typical symptoms of coronavirus infection were fever, loss of smell and taste, muscle pain, and only then a cough. Only some patients experienced nausea and vomiting a little later. In 2022, the majority of cases are caused by the Indian strain of COVID-19, which is characterized by higher infectiousness and a “stomach” syndrome. Against the background of fever and catarrhal symptoms (runny nose, sore throat, cough), every third patient with coronavirus experiences nausea/vomiting and pain in the stomach. A little later, diarrhea and hearing problems appear, and the sense of smell disappears less often.

The "Delta" strain most often affects young people and children. And previously worked out treatment regimens give a noticeably less effect. This is why vaccination of the population, including those who have previously had coronavirus, is so important. Although a two-time vaccination does not completely eliminate infection, it will help avoid severe disease, complications and death. Among the sick, the percentage of vaccinated people does not exceed 1%.

Important! Nausea after vaccination against coronavirus occurs in every tenth vaccinated person. Vomiting is a rare side effect. All unpleasant consequences of the vaccine disappear within 3 days.

Tips for learning deep penetration2

Make yourself comfortable and try to relax as much as possible. By the way, while you're in the shower, try sticking your fingers down your throat. First, press and bend the tongue, sliding it, following the tongue, down into the throat.

Using your fingers

This may seem strange, but try to do it without too much thought, pressing your fingers as deep into the throat as possible. You will soon notice that once you enter, you can quite easily hold your fingers in your throat for a second or more, provided you remain relaxed. Only perform this trick with your nails cut short for your own safety.

With a dildo

Buy a dildo to practice on. A sex toy will really allow you to learn how to deepthroat faster and easier. You can practice at any time convenient for you - even get into a routine. Plus, it will allow you to start the learning process with something perhaps thinner and more flexible than your lover's cock.

Deepthroating is not a natural skill, and if you really want to learn it, it takes practice. It may seem less erotic than you imagined, but regular practice is essential. Do not stop!

Specific features of nausea and vomiting

To identify the cause of poor health and assess the patient's condition, the duration of nausea and vomiting is important. Acute vomiting (1-2 days) is often caused by medications, infections, poisoning (such as alcohol), kidney damage, and diabetes. Chronic vomiting (more than 1 week) is characteristic of long-term gastrointestinal diseases and mental disorders.

Features of vomiting and nausea

• Vomiting immediately after eating is characteristic of stomach lesions. If the gag reflex occurs 2-3 hours after eating, pathology of the duodenum is possible.
• Nausea and vomiting of acid are observed with gastritis with increased secretion and stomach ulcers.
• Vomiting of bile (greenish-yellow color) is caused by pathology of the hepatobiliary system (liver, gallbladder) or pancreas.
• Bloody vomit (red or brown) indicates gastrointestinal bleeding.
• Vomiting mucus is characteristic of diseases of the respiratory system (smoker's bronchitis), which occurs with a debilitating cough. Patients with alcoholism often complain of foamy vomiting in the morning (on an empty stomach).
• Vomiting with fever indicates the infectious nature of the disease. With a viral infection, the temperature can reach 39-40ºС. Nausea, vomiting and temperature up to 37.5-37.8ºС are more typical for bacterial infections.
• Vomiting with diarrhea/constipation without fever suggests an intolerance or allergy to certain nutrients, such as lactose.
• Constant nausea without vomiting and fatigue often occur with hypothyroidism.
• Vomiting and pain in the upper abdomen makes it necessary to exclude myocardial infarction, but is more often associated with gastrointestinal pathology.
• Fecal vomiting (dark vomit with a characteristic smell of feces) occurs with intestinal obstruction, tumors, and gastrointestinal fistulas.

Causes of nicotine poisoning

Nicotine intoxication can be acute or chronic. The first is due to the intake of a large amount of tobacco toxins into the body over a short period of time. In the second form, cigarette poisoning occurs regularly when a person smokes too much tobacco daily

The reasons for the appearance of signs of acute intoxication may be:

• Smoking cigarettes on an empty stomach;
• Excess nicotine in the body (consuming a large dose of nicotine in a short period of time);
• Child eating tobacco;
• Combining anti-smoking products (patches, chewing gum, etc.) with nicotine and smoking cigarettes;
• Failure to comply with safety measures when working with insecticides containing nicotine, as well as in the production of tobacco products.

Chronic nicotine poisoning can occur not only in heavy smokers, but also in their family members who have to constantly inhale tobacco smoke. When smoking cigarettes, toxic compounds such as arsenic, hydrocyanic acid, and methanol are released into the air. They complicate poisoning both in smokers themselves and in “passive smokers” who inhale cigarette smoke.

REHABILITATION

When medical attention is needed

Call an ambulance if nausea/vomiting is accompanied by:

• severe or increasing abdominal pain;
• chest pain;
• high temperature;
• neck muscle tension;
• anuria (lack of urine, less than 100 ml per day);
• confusion, unconsciousness;
• dehydration;
• numbness and paralysis of the limbs, asymmetrical smile and speech problems;
• vomiting feces or blood;
• uncontrollable vomiting.

Make an appointment with a doctor at the First Family Clinic of St. Petersburg if:

• in an infant, vomiting does not stop for 12 hours, in a child under 2 years old - 24 hours, in an adult - more than 2 days;
• nausea and vomiting occur at least once a week for 1 month;
• nausea and vomiting are accompanied by weight loss.

Why do braces chafe?

The orthodontic system has a certain volume. It consists of streamlined clasps that can come off, a power arc that protrudes significantly forward in relation to the front surface of the teeth. Ligature systems additionally have ligatures, thin wires that secure the arch to the braces.

Normally, the amount of space between the teeth and the soft tissues of the face (the inner surface of the cheeks and lips) is very small. It is supported by a certain tone of the facial and chewing muscles. In order for the muscle tone to change taking into account the installed structure, time must pass. Usually this is 2 weeks or more.

Immediately after installation, the system is perceived as a foreign object in the mouth, which interferes with chewing, speaking, “rests” with all protruding parts on the mucous membrane, and rubs against the tissue during muscle contraction. To a certain extent, this discomfort is acceptable and is one of the disadvantages of correcting the position of teeth with braces.

For example, slight bleeding of the mucous membranes at the points of contact of structural elements with tissues is not a reason to consult a doctor if this is a one-time bleeding and the mucous membrane heals within a short time. The soft tissues of the oral cavity are well supplied with blood. This is facilitated by a dense capillary network, which produces profuse bleeding in response to any minor damage.

It’s another matter if erosions and ulcers form, which can become an “entry gate” for infection. The enzyme lysozyme contained in saliva usually suppresses the proliferation of microorganisms. However, its effect may be insufficient in the case of long-existing defects.

Diagnostics

Patient examination

• Assessing the degree of dehydration.
• Determination of symptoms of acute surgical pathology.
• Neurological status, assessment of clarity of consciousness.

Recommended tests

• Blood tests (general, biochemistry, thyroid hormones, sugar levels).
• General urine test and pregnancy test.
• Stool analysis (coprogram, worm eggs, culture).

Recommended Research

• Ultrasound of the abdominal cavity and endoscopy.
• X-ray and colonoscopy.
• CT/MRI of the intestine, brain.

Treatment

Therapeutic tactics depend on the causative disease, the presence of accompanying symptoms of nausea/vomiting and the general condition of the patient.

• Treat dehydration and electrolyte imbalance with oral medications or IV infusions.
• Antiemetics. In severe cases, the use of 5-HT3 receptor antagonists and corticosteroids is acceptable.
• Causative therapy aimed at eliminating the causative disease.

Self-administration of various tablets for nausea/vomiting is not recommended. Only a doctor, after conducting the necessary research, will determine the cause of poor health and prescribe effective and safe treatment.

How to relieve nausea and vomiting at home

• Drink more fluids. The daily intake for adults is 30 ml/kg body weight. It is advisable to use decoctions of chamomile and mint. Drink slowly, in small sips. You should not drink only after bloody vomiting.
• Eat small meals. Food should be warm. Avoid hard, fried, spicy, fatty and sweet foods. But if you experience uncontrollable vomiting, you should refuse to eat.
• If an unconscious patient is vomiting, turn the head to the side to avoid aspiration.
• If you have severe nausea, you should lie down. Open windows for fresh air. Avoid strong odors and other irritants. Do not brush your teeth immediately after eating.
• If you suspect poisoning (vomiting and diarrhea), you can take activated carbon (1 tablet per 10 kg of weight), smecta, phosphalugel or polysorb.
• Measure your blood pressure. If the readings are high, take an antihypertensive drug prescribed by your doctor or call an ambulance.
• For low blood pressure, it is enough to drink a cup of tea or coffee and sniff ammonia.
• For motion sickness, it is permissible to take antihistamines or special medications (for example, Dramamine).

If nausea or vomiting continues for more than 2 days and your general condition is affected, you should consult a doctor. At the First Family Clinic of St. Petersburg, you will undergo all the necessary tests and instrumental studies in order to quickly identify the cause of the disease and prescribe effective treatment.

Literature used in writing

1. "Gastroenterology - National Guide" (2008). Authors: Ivashkin V.T., Lapina T.L.
2. “Diseases of the digestive system in pregnant women. Gastroenterology" (2011). Author: Eremina E.Yu.
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4. “Gastroesophageal reflux disease in children” (2007). Authors: Prokhorova L.I., Davydova A.N.
5. “Inflammatory bowel diseases” (a practical guide for doctors, 2012). Author: Sitkin S.

Consequences of nicotine overdose

Large doses of nicotine and cases of intoxication with this substance can lead to the development of the following diseases:

• diseases of the cardiovascular system;
• hypertension;
• disorders of the thyroid gland;
• liver or kidney disease;
• asthma;
• diabetes;
• chronic respiratory diseases, including cancer.

A state of acute intoxication can lead to paralysis of the muscles responsible for the functioning of the respiratory organs or heart, which will lead to respiratory arrest and falling into a coma. Without timely medical intervention, death from poisoning occurs.