Biology, asked by ashutoshsingh88, 10 months ago

why does HCL does not come outside while vomiting? if comes then why oesophagus does not destroyed? ​

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Answered by BangtanBorahae
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Hey, it IS possible for stomach acid to be regurgitated as you regurgitate. The oesophagus is most probably not destroyed due to the mucosal lining..

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Answered by QTPIEE
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HCl in the lumen doesnt digest the mucosa because goblet cells in the mucosa secrete large quantities of protective mucus that line the mucosal surface. Basic electrolytes, such as HCO3-, trapped inside the layer of mucus neutralize any HCl that penetrates the mucus.

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