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Hot baths are good medicine, but I would be concerned that there might be something more going on. Vomiting blood is not normal. I would discuss with your doctor. In the meantime I would avoid ibuprofen and all other medications like it.
Best of luck!
Best of luck!
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Severe nausea associated with bowel movements for months indicates a potentially serious health problem. Vomiting after eating, especially with blood, indicates that the problem has become even more serious, and in someone with vascular problems, can become life-threatening. Please call your doctor and get to her/him and see a gastroenterologist urgently.
Bright red blood in your vomits suggests gastric erosion, which ibuprofen is most likely causing now. You should go to ER so that the active gastric bleeding can be controlled endoscopilly. The ER doctor is most likely to discontinue the ibuprofen until you can be reviewed by your cardiologist. I wish you the best possible outcome.
Yes, agree with colleagues. If you are vomiting blood, and given your vascular problems (prosthetic aorta), I would seek emergent medical care. I would to your local ER and you may likely require an urgent upper endoscopy by a gastroenterologist.