Summary
A growing number of emergency room doctors are reporting cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS), a painful condition associated with prolonged cannabis use. The condition causes repeated bouts of severe nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain, sometimes prompting patients to scream while vomiting—a symptom informally dubbed “scromiting.” Researchers say rising cannabis use and increasingly potent THC products may contribute to the trend, although improved recognition by physicians may also explain some of the increase. Hot showers sometimes provide temporary relief, though the reason remains unclear. Doctors identify frequent, long-term use of high-potency cannabis as a key risk factor and emphasize that stopping cannabis remains central to preventing recurring episodes.
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