The fact most surprising to non-phobics is that the great majority of emetophobics rarely, if ever, vomit. An emetophobic is a person who has been in car collisions more often than they have vomited. Most phobics can count the number of times they have vomited on the fingers of one hand. Some emetophobics have survived pregnancy and childbirth, appendicitis, and gall bladder operations without as much as a single retch.

The answer is not clear. Most emetophobics have great skill at fighting nausea. They will tell you that they felt very ill but lay down until the nausea passed. Some use prescription anti-nausea drugs like Tigan or Compazine. Others use tricks like ice cubes. Some claim that their years of fear have left them unable to vomit. Many try to bolster their immune systems through vitamins and herbal remedies.

Small amounts that get just inside the lip/mouth junction by the cold sore should not be problematic, however, if you accidentally place a large amount of cream into the mouth, then remove the cream and rinse out your mouth with water.

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Dietary restrictions are universal among emetophobics. Most emetophobics have a list of foods they won't eat because they suspect them of being likely carriers of food poisoning; many avoid other foods because they associate them with a childhood episode of vomiting. Some of the foods emetophobics avoid have no obvious relation to either of those. Since most food poisoning is caused by unsanitary preparation rather than tainted food, phobics are roundly meticulously hygenic cooks.

Some emetophobics are secretive. Some fear that if they mention their lack of vomiting, it will "jinx" them. (Many emetophobics "knock wood" when they mention how long since their last vomit, especially in e-mail.) Others worry that revealing their fear would leave them in a vulnerable position. If one did "come out" to you, there is a good chance that the phobic is your significant other or a member of your family. (A few emetophobics report that everyone who knows them knows.) Be supportive.

One can always consult a professional, particularly one specializing in phobias. This is an especially good idea if the phobia is accompanied by depression, severe anxiety or other debilitating disorders. Some people have found medication to be helpful and it has enabled them to live a more 'normal' life, whereas others find they don't need it. While not a substitute for professional help, there are occasional online chat discussions on the subject.

If you vomit within half an hour of taking TEMODAR® (temozolomide), notify your doctor immediately. He/she may prescribe a make-up dose on Day 6 of therapy. If you vomit before taking the medication because you are nervous about therapy, your doctor may be able to prescribe antinausea medications for you to take before therapy begins.

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Most of them have no other psychological problem. A small minority of phobics experience their emetophobia as only one part of a large plate of other mental illnesses. This has been most evident in some of the discussion groups on the Internet. least 50 percent of the personality is inherited. It is well established that phobias cluster in families. Perhaps the tendency to develop a phobia is what is actually inherited, and the emetophobic individual happens to attach this tendency to vomiting.

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You should be asked about the incident without the harasser being present. You most likely will be asked to describe what happened, where it happened, when, and who witnessed the incident. You should expect to be asked whether there have been any similar incidents in the past, and if so, to provide detailed information about them. You will probably be asked to give a written statement. You should be asked to provide the names of anyone else whom you believe would have relevant information.

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