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First and foremost, I am so so incredibly sorry that you suffer from this too. It is such a debilitating thing to have to go through. Have you had endoscopy? If not, I would also ask for that as well with your GI Specialist to make sure you do not have anything going on causing you to vomit so near to having eaten. I know I have a hiatal hernia and malfunctioning Lower Esophageal Sphincter, so I have acid that leaks backwards.
I am currently reaching out to an office that specializes in Endometriosis. I have done a ton of research and found that you can have endometrial bowel disease. I had to have a full hysterectomy about 20 years ago due to severe endometriosis and one ovary removed. About 10 years later they had to remove the remaining ovary due to endometrial adhesions attaching it to the abdominal wall and intestine. They are finding endometriosis is an autoimmune disease and can be found all over the body including lungs and brain. I am wondering if this may be causing adhesions along my already redundant colon and this is what is happening. There is a physician that specializes in Endometrisis only I am trying to get an appointment there and see what they say.
Have you been diagnosed with Endometriosis? I also have lungs issues so I am trying to systematically go through everything to see if they all correlate. I will keep you posted. I am thinking of you. It is horrible to have this issue.