If you vomit, the contents of your stomach and GI tract will be expunged from your body. It depends on how long the medication was in your system, as they all have specific amounts of time required to be absorbed into your body.
Some coatings delay the absorption, just as certain controlled release medications. Others start to break down in your esophagus and begin to enter your blood stream before they have fully digested in your stomach.
The general rule of thumb is that if you threw up within an hour of taking medications, it wasn't absorbed. You should consult a pharmacist before doubling up on any medications, because even a small absorption amount could lead to an overdose situation.
That depends on how long after you took the pills you threw up and the rate of absorption of the medicine. If the medicine is absorbed really fast and you trew up quite a while later, then it was effective. On the other hand, if the medicine is absorbed slowly and you threw up soon after taking it, then it was not effective. For particular details about your medicine, you will have to consult your doctor or a pharmacist.
He still ate 3 didn't he?
put it in with their food and they don't notice they just eat it up!
you can but it propaly make you throw up again.
If your dog is still vomiting, go to the vet, the fat in bacon may have brought on a pancreatitis attack.
Any fruit. When he was younger, he ate a banana and threw up.
Did you eat kryptonite or a glow stick?
Some of my dogs refuse to eat it and others throw up if they do eat it.
Yes, steroids are still used as medicine on many occasions, but never to "bulk up"
Any animal can eat leaves. They might throw up or die, but they can still eat them.
They ground up tiny rocks and told people to eat them. That's why the Aztecs died out.
i think making her something to eat or i think he was outside..i dnt remember