Throat discomfort caused by vomiting may be caused by stomach acid burning the mucous membrane of the throat during vomiting, thus causing throat discomfort. The discomfort can be relieved by adjusting the diet, taking antacid medication, and going to the hospital for checkups. 1. Regulate diet: When the discomfort in the throat occurs after vomiting, you should stop vomiting immediately to avoid re-injury of the throat. In the diet should pay attention to eat less or not eat sweet and sour flavor food, can reduce the production of stomach acid. 2. Take antacid medication: For the throat discomfort caused by vomiting, it may be caused by the throat being burned by stomach acid. Patients can take some antacid drugs under the guidance of the doctor, such as omeprazole enteric-coated tablets, bismuth citrate ranitidine tablets, etc. Such drugs can better inhibit the secretion of gastric acid, so as to alleviate vomiting caused by the discomfort of the throat. 3. Go to the hospital for examination: If there is no improvement with oral medication, you can go to the hospital for laryngoscopy or gastroscopy. Check whether there are other lesions in the mucous membrane of the throat, so as to carry out further treatment. When vomiting causes throat discomfort, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital in time to receive professional diagnosis and treatment.