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- Is a symptom of an underlying condition
- Is a side effect of many medications
- Can be caused by many things not associated with the stomach
- Is nearly always associated with loss of appetite
- Is also found with or may cause vomiting
- Eat bland foods
- Avoid food odors
- Activity can make nausea worse
- Stay hydrated
- Call your doctor if nausea lasts more than a few days
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Nausea is the feeling of unease and discomfort in the stomach with an urge to vomit.American College of Gastroenterology: Nausea and Vomiting The word nausea is a Latin word with a Greek origin that means "sea-sickness". While generally harmless, it can indicate a more serious underlying condition. When nausea is associated with vomiting, it can cause dehydration.
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Conditions
Some conditions causing nausea may include motion sickness, pregnancy (commonly referred to as morning sickness), anxiety, depression, migraine headaches ulcers and vertigo. -
Diseases
Some diseases causing nausea may include Celiac disease, alcoholism, diabetes, flu, gastroenteritis, some types of cancer and pancreatitis. -
Medications
Most medications have nausea as a common side effect, even some anti-nausea medications. Chemotherapy and general anesthesia will also cause nausea. -
Treatment
Treatment for nausea may include avoiding eating solid foods, which is usually easy as nausea is nearly always associated with loss of appetite. There are many anti-nausea medications such as Compazine, Reglan or Zofran. Holistic alternatives for nausea include ginger and acupuncture. -
Disclaimer
The content in this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you think you have Nausea, please consult your doctor.
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Nausea Questions
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What should I do about my frequent panic attacks and nausea? 1 AnswerYou should learn and adopt a relaxation technique and practice it on a regular basis. This will help you decrease the anxiety levels in your body and you will h... read more -
Anyone know anything for nausea besides the obvious nausea meds? I am dying over here. Boo 2 AnswersThe best foods to eat when you feel nauseated are low-fat, plain foods, such as dry soda crackers. For mild nausea, drink ginger tea. When nausea is more intens... read more -
Does anyone else cure temporary nausea with mint gum? Does it work? 1 AnswerI haven't tried it, but I know that mint soothes the stomach, so it may very well work. read more -
Anyone try medical marijuana for pain and nausea? Does it work? I think it works on me for some things. 1 AnswerI bet you are loving that. I haven't tried it and to be honest I don't think it will work, I think it acts as more of a placebo but using marijuana most people ... read more
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Nausea Support Groups, Discussions and Blogs
- Daily Strength: Nausea Posts
- MedHelp: Nausea Q & A
- Medications.com: Anti-Nausea News
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