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winterparty
Student
- Jul 29, 2023
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Hello,
So I was wondering whether you can still get irreversible brain damage at the point where vomiting usually doesn't occur anymore. So if you for vomit at that point where your brain gets deoxygenated (for a reason. I vomit easily so this happened to me before. )So given 8h fasting+ anti emetic. Let's ignore a second dose for the sake of the argument.
So can vomiting at a critical point (where vomiting usually doesn't occur anymore with SN) lead to resurrection on it's own and leave you with irreversible (brain)damage?
So in more simple words:
If I puke shortly before the brain damage occurs, will I die or will I end up as a vegetable?
So I was wondering whether you can still get irreversible brain damage at the point where vomiting usually doesn't occur anymore. So if you for vomit at that point where your brain gets deoxygenated (for a reason. I vomit easily so this happened to me before. )So given 8h fasting+ anti emetic. Let's ignore a second dose for the sake of the argument.
So can vomiting at a critical point (where vomiting usually doesn't occur anymore with SN) lead to resurrection on it's own and leave you with irreversible (brain)damage?
So in more simple words:
If I puke shortly before the brain damage occurs, will I die or will I end up as a vegetable?
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