What could cause chronic nausea?
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Have you been to the doctor?\n\nYou may want to keep a food diary. You may find through this diary, that there are foods that you are allergic to...I am lactose intolerant. I know that if I drink milk, eat yogurt, pizza, or anything with cheese or milk products, I will get nauseaous.\n\nThere are certain foods with a high acid content, Orange Juice and tomato sauce for example, that could cause nausea.\n\nYou may have an ulcer or irritable bowel syndrome, or some other digestive disorder.\n\nI strongly recommend you go to the doctor to get to the bottom of this issue.
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nausea,make sure you keep it down.
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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
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Your blood sugar could be fluctuating. That can give you a feeling of nausea. \n\nI once ate a 2 course meal yet 30 mins later my blood sugar was still dangerously low. Does make you feel pretty unwell I agree. Get it checked out would be my advice.
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Not necessarily.  Nausea can be caused by many things including a stomach virus, sinus drainage (I get it bad in the morning when I wake because my sinus drains), or even pregnancy (morning sickness isn't always in the morning).  My husband has been diagnosed with acid reflux and he suffered from heartburn, chest pain and even shooting pain in his arm.  When we went to the emergency room, he was immediately treated as though he was having a heart attack, including aspirin and glycerin, EKG, etc.  He never got an acidic taste.\n\nDon't walk, RUN, to the nearest hospital, you could be ripe for a heart attack (yes, vomiting can accompany a heart attack).  Get a diagnosis from a professional.  This is nothing to play with or guess about.  Maybe they will just tell you to get a box of Prilosec and see your family physician in a few days, or they may do a stress test to make sure there is nothing wrong with your heart.\n\nAt least, you will be able to stop worrying about what may or may not be.
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Diarrhea for sure because something is always coming out of that end everyday anyway. When you throw up it hurts your throat and you just feel horrible. I think the nausea is worse then a stomache anyway:(
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Mostly an upset stomach or diarrhea.  Long-term overuse has been linked to kidney problems, but nothing definitive.
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Try another doc, if this has continued for a year and the first doc didn't give you a specific reason for the vomiting, I would seek a second opinion!
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It's inflammation of your "gut" anywhere from your colon to your esophogus.\n\nIt causes chronic diarhea, nausea/vomitting, internal bleeding, arthritis, rashes, fatigue, weight loss among other nasty symptoms.\n\nThere's no known cure, only treatment.  No one know exactly why people get it.
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try motion sickness tablets or patches, my son is the same, he hasnt been sick ever since he tried the patches
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yes, it also can cause nausea, and diarreha
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Nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, diarrhea, fever. Keep the patient well hydrated by giving water,and oral rehydration solution.Give small, frequent meals of soft foods like yogurt, banana, rice. It is usually self- limited. If the patient beomes lethargic or is vomiting excessively, he should be given intravenous drips.
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It'd be weird if stress didn't cause that. So yeah, my answer is yes, I believe stress can cause you to throw up.
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it's possible, especially if you've injured your back before, or have a weak back.  the jerking and contracting of the muscles all over your body when you vomit could trigger it.
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i would see a doc about it  it could be motion sickness if your going rough and fast too long
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Being late on your period, tender breasts, nausea and vomiting, cravings, bloated stomach
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intense stomach pain, vomiting constantly and having problems eliminating waste material from the body as well as sweating and headaches.