What are the causes of constant nausea?
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It could be many things, and you should definately check with your doctor.  One thing that can cause constant nausea is dehydration.  Try drinking poweraide or gatoraide.
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If you have permanent indigestion, I would suggest you need to see your GP. Whilst there is a faint possibility that it has something to do with the food you're eating, more probably you have a stomach complaint that needs resolving.
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Maybe it's because your body has been used to not being taken care of. The first step would be to make an appointment with your doctor and tell him whats been going on. He should direct you into what you should do. I would think it would to start eating small frequent meals first until your body gets used to eating again. Drink plenty of water. The headaches come from not eating and the nausea and vomiting from dehydration. You should take some light healthy snacks i.e, fruit, pretzels, juice along with you in your purse or backpack during the day and bottled water. Plenty of rest (at least 7 hours a night) too.Also a good idea would be to take some multivitamins. You may not feel a difference with the vitamins but trust me, it helps alot. Not eating right can cause you to have problems in school also. I hope that this helps. If this doesn't help, then I would advise you to take heed to someone's help. Good luck.
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Being late on your period, tender breasts, nausea and vomiting, cravings, bloated stomach
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Make sure that you have eaten well before you donate. The most common causes of nausea in people who donate blood is either attributed to the actual sight of the blood or the pain associated with being stuck. It is possible that an automatic response to the pain you experience while being stuck is a triggered nausea response. As well, your nerves might play a role in your vomiting. If this is too uncomfortable for you, then don't give blood.
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I used to have it a lot.  I washed my hands ALL the time and took like 3 or 4 baths a day.  Couldn't eat anything that I didn't feel was clean enough, ended up crying all the time because I thought I was going to die of some weird sickness...had it for a long time but never took any medication for it.  Eventually it went away on its own.
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These seem to be two different issues.  Primary cause that comes to mind with the nausea & extreme emotions would be some type of (minor) anxiety disorder, fixable with meds and/or therapy.  As for the swinging -- is it possible that you could have an ear infection or inner ear issue? Those can cause dizziness.  I would go to the doctor and look into those things.
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Vomit - it gets me every time!
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stomach ache and diarrhoea in addition to nausea and vomitting.
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I don't know if you can get rid of motion sickness forever, but ginger is a good natural anti-emetic, and if you anticipate a specific problem you can talk to your doctor about prescription forms.  The scrips tend to make people quite sleepy.
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intense stomach pain, vomiting constantly and having problems eliminating waste material from the body as well as sweating and headaches.
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Try those bands you get at the drug store. It's a band that uses pressure point to help with nausea. It may help, or may not..there's no harm in trying. I used it all the time when I was pregnant. Also, when I was  pregnant I get nauseated when I get hungry so I always prevent it by having crackers or other things to eat at all times. Eat small meals frequently.\n\nI hope your morning sickness goes away. Some women have it all the 9 months of pregnancy and some have it for a short time. Some never have it at all. I hope you're one of the lucky ones.
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Don't forget to choose the best answer.\nWe are real people answering real questions with real answers so please show your appreciation by choosing the best answer!\n\nMorning sickness is caused by a variety of factors (higher levels of hormones, higher sensitivity to odours, and many other things). Most women feel it the most first thing in the morning, which is probably how it got its name, but according to Dr. Lubov Gargaun less than 20% of women suffer from it *only* in the morning. Health care professionals have taken to calling it Nausea and vomiting of pregnancy, or NVP. \n\nHTH,\n\nJennyinJamaica
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Your doctor needs to perform a test on your esophagus. I have GERD..gestational esphagitis reflux disease. It is a form of acid reflux but it causes more problems then regular acid reflux. I did the same thing. I couldn't eat without vomiting & I also stayed sick 24/7..\nHere is a couple of things you can try, worked for me , lets hope it works for you:\nRaise the head of your bed into an elavated position, my husband put two -4x4 blocks to elavate our bed and \ntry this OTC medicine: Maalox antacid BARRIER, when you chew them up they will make a foam in your mouth/ you have to drink at least 1/2 glass of water it will make the foam coat your esphagus & your stomach as it washes it down. I made the mistake the first time & didn't use the water & it made me sick, I actually thought I had wasted my money but now I know it didn't. I am supposed to take nexium..it cost me $100 for 30 pills. Can't afford that so I made compromises. \nSorry so long but just trying to help you out. Good Luck.. : )
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If it is a friend of yours, there are some signe you should look out for.  Yellowing/brownish tinted teeth, or losing enamel.  Look for laxatives and water pills.  Bad breath is  big giveaway (not just bad, but raunchy).  If they disappear soon after meals, and you hear water running for a long time, nose blowing and tooth brushing, they might be trying to hide their vomiting.  Sometimes they exercise excessively, ritualistically, and constantly.  Sometimes they play games with food, like a lot of pushing it around on the plate, hesitating, procrastinating, cutting it up into a million little pieces, chewing a certain amount of times, taking a limited number of bites, doing a lot of picking and separating, etc.  Sometimes they stuff everything in sight and rarely come up for air, then disappear for about 15 minutes and do it again.  Extreme cases are when bones start to show through thier clothes (especially their spine, it looks as if it were on the exterior of their back).  Sometimes they grow peach fuzz all over their body and face.  Sometimes they lose their ability to menstruate.  Their faces start to look gaunt, less feminine, sunken eyes, and knobby knees.  Sometimes their index and middle fingers are stained.  Sometimes they are weak and shaky.  Sometimes when ou pinch their skin, it stays wrinkled for a while, if they are really dehydrated.  Sometimes their hair begins to thin out.  When a person starves, their body first starts to lose excess muscle tone, their metabolism slows down, and then they start to lose fat.  Then their hormones start to get messed up and then their potassium levels.  Systems start to experience difficulty, and eventually shut down.\n\nAnorexics starve themselves, and often throw up the litte they do eat. It's a bog power trip that has little to do with food, though it starts out that way.  It is based on displaced anxiety and contol issues.\n\nBulemia is when people starve for a while, then lose it and binge all that they can, and feel guilty and throw it all up.  They often repeat this process several times.  This doesn't get rid of weight faster than anorexia, but it can be more dangerous.  They are repeatedly bringing up chemicals and acids from their stomach (which has mucous linings to protect it) to their esophagus and throat, which burns it and burns off tooth enamel.  But the most dangerous part if that they can upset their potassium level so much that it can cause their heart to stop.  \n\nTerry Shaivo (on the news, feeding tube fiasco, chronic vegetative state) was bulemic, and vomited so much her heart stopped. She was found in time and saved, but in a permanent vegitative state due to severe brain damage.  \n\nBoth of these start out with weight and food issues, but those are the outlets for their extreme control issues and anxiety issues.  It's a power trip for them to regulate their body functions.\n\nIn most cases, they require an intervention, and professional counseling. It may take a long time to reprogram their coping skills, and internal dialogue.  Many overcome the disorder and reach out to others to help them by sharing their own experience, and this is a way to reinforce what they have learned and a way to maintain the new way they choose to live.  Overcoming an eating disorder is like overcoming cocaine addiction.  It is that powerful and life-altering.
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Yes, vitamins (and other supplements, too, actually) can make you feel sick to your stomach.  Try taking them with food and if that doesn't help, scrap the "mega" brand and go with a lower dose.  Good Luck!
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Id be curious to know whats causing the anxiety. As for the nausea, I used to get that after being dehydrated. \n  With most anxiety there is an increase in heart rate and an increase in the metabolism often with unpleasant side effects (insulin problems, nausea, dizziness from dehydration). For that Id say try a fruit drink or bottled water(non-mineral water can increase that nausea feeling). Also try to avoid anything too cold! \n  Apparantly food and anxiety dont mix with you!\n\n  As for the panic, well, Ive found that meditation can WORSEN the effect if you have trouble emptying your mind. Sit down, empty your mind, think about something pleasant with your eyes closed. Do this in the morning and at night regardless of whether you feel the need or not. The best time to meditate is when you ARENT panicing!\n\n  Create goals in your mind -Im gonna have this, Im gonna overcome that, or this job or this car or whatever. Dont leave your mind guessing. "Its all good" doesnt ease the restless mind.\n\n  When you meditate?-Remind yourself that its YOUR world, and every time that sun comes up its for YOU and noooobody can change that! Empower yourself and seperate the fear from the truth: Life is good............