Why do I dry heave when I'm nervous?

Many people will encounter some special situations in their lives due to some reasons. Many people will experience dry heaving when they are nervous. Many people who encounter this situation do not know what causes it. Many people think that this is a situation caused by a disease, or it may be caused by their own physical problems. So, what's the matter with retching when you're nervous?

First, why do you dry heave when you are nervous? Nausea due to liver-stomach disharmony: nausea, or vomiting, chest tightness, flank pain, bitter taste in the mouth, dry throat, loss of appetite, or irregular menstruation in women, thin yellow tongue coating, and thready pulse. Nausea due to stomach-yin deficiency: nausea, or accompanied by severe vomiting, thirst, or vomiting after drinking water, inability to eat, shortness of breath, drowsiness, red tongue with little coating, and a thin and rapid pulse. Nausea due to stomach heat: nausea or sometimes accompanied by noisy feeling, acid vomiting, bad breath, red urine, constipation, yellow tongue coating, and stringy or slippery pulse. Nausea due to stomach cold: Nausea may be accompanied by stomach pain, or it may not be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, or salivation. The patient will feel comfortable when warm, but will feel worse when cold. The patient may also have symptoms such as poor appetite, loose stools, shortness of breath, drowsiness, pale tongue, and weak pulse. Symptoms of dry retching: Dry retching due to stomach heat: Dry retching occurs frequently with a loud sound, a feeling of fullness and fullness under the heart, a bitter taste in the mouth and irritability, thirst and desire to drink, or accompanied by abdominal distension and pain, constipation, a red tongue with a yellow and dry tongue coating or little tongue coating, and a strong or fine pulse.

Second, dry retching due to stomach cold: the dry retching sound is low and weak, and a small amount of saliva is occasionally vomited out. There is cold pain in the epigastrium, or fullness under the heart, no desire to drink, loose stools, shortness of breath and laziness to speak, bland mouth without thirst, pale tongue, thin white fur, and deep, stringy or weak pulse. Dry retching due to liver depression: The dry retching is not loud, comes and goes, and occurs with emotional fluctuations. It is also accompanied by chest and flank discomfort, poor appetite, pale red tongue, thin white fur, and a thready pulse. Food stagnation and dry retching: dry retching with food smell, inability to vomit, chest fullness and loss of appetite, abdominal distension, foul-smelling stools, thick and greasy tongue coating, and a stringy and slippery pulse.

Why do you dry heave when you are nervous? If you have one or more of the following symptoms in your throat, you should pay attention to whether you have "chronic pharyngitis" and go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. There is a foreign body sensation in the throat, and you often make "grunt" and "crunch" sounds to clear your throat, but you can't cough or swallow; persistent dry cough or dry retching, and sticky sputum in the throat is not easy to clear; the throat is often dry, itchy and uncomfortable, and sometimes there is hoarseness and difficulty swallowing; the throat reflex is sensitive, and you are prone to nausea and retching when brushing your teeth in the morning. Dry retching refers to the symptom of wanting to vomit but vomiting without anything (or only a small amount of saliva) but with sound. It is mostly caused by the stomach failing to harmonize and descend and qi rushing upward. Clinically, treatment should be differentiated according to cold, heat, deficiency and excess, with the key being to harmonize the stomach and reduce adverse effects.