مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ٣٤٨ - THINGS WHICH MAKE A FAST VOID

does not become void even if he touches the dead body in the state of fast.

VIII. ENEMA
١٦٥٤. If enema, with something liquid, is taken by a person who is fasting. his fast becomes void notwithstanding the fact that he it obliged to take it for thesake of treatment.
IX. VOMITING
١٦٥٥. If a person observing fast vomits intentionally his fast becomes void, although he may have been obliged to do it, on account of ailment. However, the fastdoes not become void, if one vomits by mistake or involuntarily.
١٦٥٦. If a person eats something at night and knows that on account of eating it, he will vomit involuntarily during the day time the obligatory precaution is thathe should observe the qaza of the fast of that day.
١٦٥٧. It a person observing fast can restrain himself from vomiting and this does not cause any harm or inconvenience to him, he should restrain himself fromvomiting.
١٦٥٨. If a ny enters the throat of a person, who is observing fast. he should bring it out, if possible. and his fast will not become void. However, if he knowsthat, by bringing it out, he will vomit, it is not obligatory on him to bring it out, and his fast remains valid.
١٦٥٩. If a person swallows something by mistake and remembers before its reaching his stomach that he is fasting, it is not necessary for him to bring it out, andhis fast is in order.
١٦٦٠. If a person observing fast is certain that, if he belches. something will come out of his throat, he should not, on the basis of precaution, belchintentionally, but there is no harm in him belching if he is not certain (that something will come out of his throat).