My friend is 13 and has being puking blood for nearly two months now she has only told me and wont tell no-one else ! what could it be ?

Seriously? Hospital. Now.

she wont go

She needs to go to the hospital ASAP

Hospital about 2 months ago would be better.

Call 911

she will not go

Then call 911 on her, or tell her parents.
You’re not being a good friend if you’re letting this go on.

If your a friend, then you tell her mom and dad! Puking blood for weeks on end, isn’t normal, there could be a very serious underlying medical condition. Tell her parents, even if she won’t.

There are many possibilities, all of them more or less serious. If she is losing a lot of blood, that could kill her all by itself, even if the underlying reason were relatively benign. She needs to be seen immediately. That means today.

Must see a doctor. I know this girl 25 who has the same thing. It can be bad things, but it also can be something else she will need to live with for the rest of her life.

Either she has an ulcer or she is vomiting to keep her weight down. It can be a number of reasons. Tell her parents. She is VERY ILL if she is vomiting blood. She may get mad at you but its better to loose a friend than to have to go to her funeral.

i dont no her parents

Tell your parents. They will figure out what to do…but do something…NOW.

i do not know her parents

Yes, galicalled is absolutely correct, tell your parents, and the sooner the better.

Encourage her to go to the hospital. If she refuses to go, call 911.

You know your parents, right?
You need to do something now.
Do something, or let your friend die.
Take your pick.

dangerous. 911.

she hasnt officially told me she thinks it will upset me to much but she told my boyfriend

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The source of the info is irrelevant. Get moving. NOW. Get off the computer. Tell someone.

Go to a Doctor, no questions asked. We can’t help you from here,

Tell your parents. Tell a teacher in your school. Get her to hospital NOW if you have any feelings for her whatsoever. If she’s been vomiting blood for two months she’s got a very serious problem.

Why would be her reason to keep it a secret? Anyway I’m with the others tell her this is serious take her to the hospital if she refuses call 911.

It not only could be, but probably is, a very serious situation. Tell someone immedietly.

Log off Fluther. Now.

What everyone else said.
This is the sort of situation where you should act against your friend’s wishes for their own good.

Look, kid. My sister was vomiting blood for an hour and then had a stroke which nearly killed her.
Think about what two months can do.

youre playing games with people, why are you still here, go tell SOMEONE and get help!

If you don’t know her parents and have an idea of where she lives or what her last name is then you can try to look her up on the internet. Especially if you have her home phone number. And if you do, just call them.
If you know any of her other friends who may have info on her family talk to your parents and have them talk to their parents.
Good Luck. Seriously. If this is absolutly on the level, her life is in danger.

but she isnt even feeling sick

she is eating having fun like is always had

i just dont get it ??

I can understand if you don’t really dare to expose your friend’s secret. But you really should. This could be a matter of life and death, literally.
Please be courageous.

I give up

Get off Fluther now and tell your parents. This is not about betraying someone’s trust – it about saving this girl’s life. It isn’t about whether she is eating and having fun, this is a very bad symptom for her to ignore. It doesn’t matter whether you know her parents, where you got the information, or how she appears on the outside. If you know her last name you and/or your parents can find her family. Do it! Do it NOW! It is too important not to.

It could be… it damn well IS bloody serious.

Your friend needs to be examined by a doctor. The only thing stupider for her than to take advice from “just you” (even though I don’t doubt that you have her interests at heart) or strangers on the Internet, would be to ignore this and not talk to a doctor.

Don’t let your friend be that stupid.

Maybe if we stop replying she will get off and tell someone.

Look, you don’t know what’s going on. In that situation, simply because she doesn’t feel sick doesn’t mean nothing serious is going on.
Some internal organ is bleeding somewhere inside her. It’s very possible that there are just no nerve endings there to feel any pain.

Tell your parents!!

cough troll cough

your options are limited, you can:

tell a parent = save her life

or

Do nothing = watch her DIE

good luck

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Her life could and probably is in your hands. her health and life is at stake here. your promise to her is no more. tell someone. tell her parents. tell your parents. i had rather lose her as a friend, that to know i could have saved her life, but didn’t!

Don’t take our word for it…

From the National Institute of Health, “Medicine Plus”:

Vomiting blood

Vomiting blood is a backward flowing (regurgitation) of blood through the upper gastrointestinal (GI) tract. The upper GI tract includes the stomach, mouth, throat, esophagus (the swallowing tube), and the first part of the small intestine.

Considerations

Vomiting blood results from upper gastrointestinal bleeding. It can sometimes be difficult to tell the difference between vomiting blood and coughing up blood (from the lung) or a nosebleed.

Conditions that cause vomiting blood can also cause blood in the stool.

Causes

There are several reasons why someone may vomit blood. For example, vomiting that is very forceful or continues for a very long time may cause a tear in the small blood vessels of the throat or the esophagus, producing streaks of blood in the vomit.

Other causes may include:

* Bleeding ulcer in the stomach, first part of the small intestine, or esophagus
* Bleeding esophageal varices or stomach varices
* Defects in the blood vessels of the GI tract
* Infection of the stomach and intestines (gastroenteritis)
* Inflammation of the esophagus lining (esophagitis)
* Inflammation of the stomach lining (gastritis)
* Irritation or erosion of the lining of the esophagus or stomach
* Swallowing blood (for example, swallowed after a nosebleed)
* Tumors of the stomach or esophagus

Home Care

Although not all situations are the result of a major medical problem, this is difficult to know without a medical evaluation. Seek immediate medical attention.

When to Contact a Medical Professional

Call your doctor or go to the emergency room if vomiting of blood occurs—this requires immediate medical evaluation.

2nd Answer. i have read some of the other answers. i am no doctor, but it has the symptoms of a bleeding ulcer. you can die from this. her stating she will not go does not get it. its up to you to tell someone. a friend does not let a friend suffer this way.

Lol @ people continuing to feed the troll.
It’s literally impossible to vomit blood for 2 straight months without dying. Now stop replying to this nonsense.

I would be very pleased if this is indeed the post of a troll. But on the off chance this girl is talking about a real situation, I think it is important to say Go Tell an Adult! NOW!

@le_inferno Hate to break it to you, but it’s not impossible.

can you let us know how this plays out? i’m curious as to how and why this person is alive/so absent minded!

This shouldn’t have even BEEN a question!

@rangerr Give me evidence of a person who vomited blood for months without needing to be hospitalized and was able to live a normal life, like this girl is claiming. I’d love to see it.

get your friend this for Christmas

Tell her parents,or your parents or teacher.

@le_inferno @rangerr – Girls, girls…both your dresses are pretty. Maybe we should focus on this poor, hapless, blood spewing 13 year old who has such a clueless friend that she is in eminent danger of slipping her mortal coil.

@le_inferno Your quote: “It’s literally impossible to vomit blood for 2 straight months without dying.”

You said nothing about being able to live a “normal” life.
My sister vomited blood for about 3 months.
She has a DNR order and my parents didn’t want to risk them fixing anything and making her suffer longer.
We didn’t do anything, and apart from the vomiting, she was the same she had been.
She lived through it.
It’s not impossible.

Ohhh snap

@rangerr My point was that the scenario described in the question is impossible. The OP said her friend has been hiding it from her parents and living normally despite her continual blood vomit. This cannot happen. I meant it wasn’t possible to vomit for 2 straight months without requiring serious help to prevent death. You said your sister had a stroke after vomiting blood for an hour.

@le_inferno Then you should have said that in the first post.

Edit: The 3-month-blood-spree was about 14 years after her stroke.

@rangerr It was implied within the context of the question, I didn’t think I’d need to spell it out for certain individuals.

So you’re saying your sister vomited blood for 3 months, you did nothing about it, she randomly stopped, and she was fine?

@le_inferno
I hope you’re right.
I’m still glad people answered this, in case you’re not. I wouldn’t have wanted to risk it.

@le_inferno We couldn’t do anything about it. Parents didn’t want to put her in the hospital, hospitals are more dangerous to her immune system than being at home.
She did randomly stop one day and she’ll never be “fine” but she was back to how she was before the vomiting started.

@rangerr I see. Clearly your sister is quite ill. The OP was saying that her friend, aside from the vomiting, is otherwise perfectly healthy. Impossible.

@le_inferno It still did not kill her, which is what you originally said.

I repeat—-
@le_inferno @rangerr – Girls, girls…both your dresses are pretty. Maybe we should focus on this poor, hapless, blood spewing 13 year old who has such a clueless (TROLL) friend that she is in eminent danger of slipping her mortal coil.

@Corporate_Avenger Why should we focus on a troll?

@le_inferno – Why should you shred on each other? If you wish to do so, minimize it as a courtesy. Or take it private.

Like that.

@Corporate_Avenger I am not “shredding” anybody, I simply asked @rangerr to provide evidence for a claim. I made no comments about her character.

@le_inferno – What…be you. I’m out

holy shit and you didn’t tell anybody either for two months!!!
get her some help

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