Aa
Tired of nausea controlling my life.
I feel nauseous all the time. Especially when i have to go somewhere, i cannot do anything without feeling nauseous. I just wanna be normal and do normal things without feeling nauseous and afraid i'm gonna puke wherever i go.
I have a problem with chronic nausea, but I also have IBS, Gastritis and GERD--- all of which can make you feel nauseated and cause pain.
Do you have any other symptoms that might come with it? For example, does it only happen at a certain time, when you eat a certain food? Do you get abdominal pain, loose bowels, constipation, etc etc. Does it happen more when you're stressed, anxious? Did this start at any certain point in your life, or is it something recent? Have you had ultrasound done to check all your digestive organs, as well as testing on them? Do you ever get pain with it, or just nausea.
Do you have any other symptoms that might come with it? For example, does it only happen at a certain time, when you eat a certain food? Do you get abdominal pain, loose bowels, constipation, etc etc. Does it happen more when you're stressed, anxious? Did this start at any certain point in your life, or is it something recent? Have you had ultrasound done to check all your digestive organs, as well as testing on them? Do you ever get pain with it, or just nausea.
I am a female.....i'm overweight and have had period problems my whole life i finally got it under control for about the last 6 months, i don't get painful periods and no medical conditions....i've seen my dr. but here in NM our health system ***** they just give you whatever pill you want and send you on your way. I saw my dr. 2 times cause i was sick and she kept giving me tests but nothing then i had to go to the ER cause i couldn't take the pain i was in and found out i had a bad UTI...i don't see how my own dr. didn't come to this conclusion. I have a feeling it's a nervous stomach but at the same time i just don't know =(
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