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Constant Nausea, could really do with some advice!

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LessonsinL · 06/02/2011 13:37

I'm not pregnant (although going to take a test right now just to double check!) but I've had constant evening sickness to the point where it's prevented me from leaving the house.

I also get headaches with the nausea too, at the front of my head, and slight vertigo.

Please, any advice? Or at least some remedies to make relieve the sickness? it' been going on for a week and I'm not sure how much I can handle it as it's preventing me from going to work :(

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olivo · 06/02/2011 14:22

you don't have a post nasal drip, do you? i had this for a long time, constant nausea and headaches - eventually got antibiotics and it cleared up.

ratspeaker · 06/02/2011 15:27

Could you have an inner ear imbalance?
Meniere's Disease?
Have you been to the doc, he may be able to prescibe something to help in the way of anti nausea meds

but def check you're not pregnant first

LessonsinL · 06/02/2011 15:43

yup, def not pregnant! My doctor is a bit crap, if it's not hanging off or bleeding, they're stumped..

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Stillchuckingit · 06/02/2011 16:45

check carbon monoxide levels in your house?

possible hiatus hernia?

gastritis?

diabetes?

gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD)?

gall bladder probs?

allergy?

There are lots of possible causes (I'm not a doctor - but I know about this because I have - as yet - unexplained nausea too).

The vertigo you mention points to Menières and labyrinthitis however.

Needs to be investigated and treated. Can you change your doctor?

Good luck!

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