how to get rid of a permanent nausea?
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try crackers in between meals or when you take your meds
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During a period when I had lots of unresolved issues, I was nauseous 24/7 for about a yr. Compozine is a drug that helped me eliminate the nausea. Identifying the people who made me sick to my stomach took care of the problem. Learning to feel and express anger was essential. Most people don't like to throw up. Don't turn that into a phobia. \n\nExplore with your shrink the things that are going on in your life that might make someone else feel nauseous. Then ask yourself whether there is something that has been bothering you a lot but that you have not addressed. \n\nAsk to try Compozine to see if it will relieve your symptoms. If you are worried about having an illness, talk to your doctor about doing a battery of tests that will reassure you that nothing physical is going on.\n\nIt is not ok to feel ongoing nausea. Persist in getting to the root. I know you will be successful.
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drink lots and lots and lots and lots of water, and then eat a lot and make yourself puke.. it works everytime for me,within one day actually
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Tea Tree Oil or Black Walnut Hulls or soak daily in a solution of vinegar water and salt(yes,pickle them)until your symptoms are relieved
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Try taking ginger caplets before you trave. They help with nausea from motion sickness as well as pregnancy. Also, take those red and white striped peppermints along and suck on those. The peppermint calms your stomach. Sit near the front of the bus and open a window.
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get plenty of rest and drink lots of fluids. you want your body to be able to work hard on flushing out what made you sick
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There are probably thousands of conditions that cause nausea and general feeling sick.  You should talk to your doctor rather than looking for a diagnosis online.  Only your doctor can diagnosis a medical condition.
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I am one to always "cure" myself.  Lots of rest, liquids.  Make yourself eat something even it it's a bowl of broth or crackers.  Sweat out the fever.  Get into the shower.  You won't feel like it but it will make you feel better.  Get your vitamins like Zinc, Vitamin C.  Ginger Ale is all I can take when I'm sick.  It may take a good week to get over.  I just went through this a couple weeks ago---it lasted a good 5 days.
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First, try sipping plain water slowly. Start out with a couple of sips, and see if you hold it down. Try drinking the water normally, and see if that works. Then, try gatorade or an electrolyte solution(pedialyte or similar, availiable at a pharmacy). DONT drink clear soda, this will irritate your stomach. Once you know you can hold down water, try the other liquids you need for nutrition, since you won't be able to hold down solids yet. Once a day passes, you can try some solids. Start out with crackers and bread, and make sure you hold it down until you move on. You can try watery fruits, like watermelon or melons, too. The last thing you should eat is dairy and especially meat, as they require a lot of energy to break down, which when you have a stomach virus, you don't have. Hope this helps, feel better!
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It depends what the cause of it is.  It could be your ears, tiredness, or a more severe problem.  Go to the doctor.  In the meantime, fennel, peppermint or rooibos tea can help with nausea.
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Take the Homeopathic Remedy NUX VOMICA 30 thrice daily half hour before meals and let me if you are not feeling well after taking it for three days atleast. Cures without any side effects or any complications.\nTake Care and God Bless you !
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I remember your questions and I know you're still going through hell. You really need to take a natural tranquilliser, something called Valerian Root Extract. You feel like throwing up because you are literally "sick to the stomach" about the abrupt end of the relationship, even if it was by choice. \n\nWhat you are feeling is natural. It's called anxiety, and you are obviously experiencing anxiety attacks (which is where the nausea and throwing up come from. I know you feel like throwing up, and as a woman, I know you probably have - dozens of times.) It's wierd, isn't it? -As if there is a small, tiny solace in punishing the body as well, and you desperately need ANY kind of solace. \n\nRight now you have to study because passing is something that is going to give you a sense of fulfilment, and it WILL help to ease the emotional pain a teeny bit. \n\nOnce you are on the natural stuff ,(NOT ST.JOHN'S WORT _ there are too many side-effects for some people and you do not need those right now...), get yourself an ant-acid medication- like GAVISCON - pregnant women take it a lot. It lines the stomach to prevent gastric reflux, which ALWAYS happens when you are under this kind of stress, and makes you feel ill. It can also push up and cause all sorts of flu-like symtoms or asthma-like burning which are so unpleasant. \n\nI don't think you need anything strong, like propper tranquilliers, because you still need to work through this process of grieving, but you do need a little help right now to get you over the exams. Biral is a good make, and you will find that one little pill three times a day is all you need to just help you focus.\n\nI wish you all the best. This is a difficult time and exams are not what you need right now. Still, they are there, and you WILL push through! I know it!! You GO girl!
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i wish that i could tell you exactly what it is but nausea can be associated with a number of things. I suggest that tomorrow you call his primary and get a appointment for him.  They may want to run test on him to get a proper dx.\n\nGood luck to you and your family
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Gatorade! It works wonders. It's easier on the stomach than water, plus it replaces electrolytes. Get the old style, not the new sugary ones. Any broth, ginger/grn tea (you can get fresh ginger in the produce section in jars by the minced garlic) 1/8 tsp to 1 tea bag. After steeping, add small amount of honey to taste. There's rice made with broth; use twice as much broth instead of water (1/2 cp rice to 2 cps broth), add salt, parsley (if you have it) & ginger. Tastes great. BRAT- bananas, rice, applesause, toast. The main thing is not to eat for a couple hours after vomiting; then, eat or drink small amounts until you know that your done.
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Ginger is great for releiving the Puking feeling....get some gingerale and drink it warm.....also drink some chicken broth
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drinking some sprite and eating a few crackers always seems to help me.  I have heard that sucking on a fresh cut lemon helps some also (i've never tried that one).  What really really works well....is if you have a family doctor, try to get him/her to call you out a prescription for "phenergen"...it's an anti-nausea medication and if you're vomiting to the point you can't hold anything down...it also comes in suppository form...good luck!
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Cinnamon tea, an old herbal remedy may help and it does not cost much to try it if you like and can drink cinnamon tea.  Steep 2 � tablespoon cinnamon bark or powder in boiling water for ten minutes.  Strain, add honey to taste and drink � cup three times a day before meals.  You may also buy herbal cinnamon tea bags available at most supermarket.\n\nPregnancy is such an exciting time in life, but for some it is marred by the discomfort of morning sickness or nausea. This is most unpleasant at best and if severe, dehydration can cause multiple problems. None of this is necessary as there is an effective way to relieve the nausea with Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy (Applied pressure to trigger points in a muscle area).\n\nAlthough it has not been proven, the ongoing theory is that hormonal changes trigger spasm in the Pyloric Sphincter (the muscle surrounding the opening that leaves the stomach). Because Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy can relieve muscle spasms of all sorts, it can also relieve the Pyloric Sphincter spasm causing morning sickness, known in the medical field as Hyperemesis Gravidarum. The nausea can start about the 4th week of pregnancy up until the 12th week and for some into the 2nd   trimester.\n\nHowever, I have discovered an easy method to eliminate morning sickness.  During this stage, the trigger points in the Pyloric Sphincter area are very tender, usually painful and just too uncomfortable to put pressure on one self; therefore you will need a friend or your husband to help you. You may feel nauseated right afterwards but do not feel discouraged there will be relief a bit later. You may need to repeat this every 3 hours if the nausea returns. If the trigger points are too tender to repeat every 3 hours, repeat every 6 hours. This way you can at least get some food and fluids down to maintain good nutrition.\n\nIf the nausea is severe, try eating only food, (omitting liquids) at meal times and take your fluids between meals. Milk just brought to the boil and then refrigerated is quite pleasant and a good food source.\n\nLet me explain why it works and how I discovered it. I am a Registered Nurse and have worked many years in the anti-partum unit at a good size hospital in Orange County. This unit treats patients with difficult pregnancies. One of the common problems is dehydration due to severe nausea called Hyperemesis Gravidarum.  Most doctors prescribe intravenous fluids and medication for nausea.  This does not always work and the nausea and vomiting often continues which puts the patient in a starvation situation forcing the treating doctor to order Hyper alimentation fluid.  A complete nutritional fluid given intravenously that costs approximately $500 a bag and is given over a twenty-four hour period.  The patient is still nauseated and vomiting but is fed nutritionally and may need this feeding for 2 to 3 weeks and sometimes more.\n\nNow I found that if I used an easy method of helping the pregnant mom and taught her husband how to help his wife, when she was first admitted and given some intravenous fluid she would go home in a day or two.  However if I was not on duty and and the patient had been started on the Hyper alimentation fluid, my method did not seem effective. The patient would still suffer nausea although she would receive adequate nutrition.\n\nSo if you are pregnant, fear nausea and want to make sure you feel good all the time and not have to go through all this hospital suffering, you may want to print this health tip.  Have your husband help with the procedure even before you experience nausea, just as a preventative measure.\n\nNOTE: This procedure may also bring some very quick relief from gastric problems when they are caused by spasm of the Pyloric Sphincter.\n\nFOLLOW THIS EASY METHOD:\n\nXiphoid Process.gif (7811 bytes)1) Have the mother lie flat on her back with her helper to one side.\n\n2) Start two inches below the Xiphoid Process which is the bottom tip of the S