Constant Nausea and Vomiting for 2 years now. Doctors are no help.

I  m also suffering that from a year.Now i got some relief. 

Stop eating sour substances,stop drink water in empty stomach and drink water according to thirst,eat small meals ,dont eat till you feel stomach full,stop smoking and alcohol use, be vegaterian and stop all types of spicy ,processed etc food

If u can get ayurvedic medicines  ,Take lavanbhaskar churn,drakshashav syrup. 

Hello buddy, I am praying that you finally found some relief to your pain and all that goes with this awful crud. Not to scare you but I've had it for over 15 years and still the same old story. I'm depressed, anxious, and just plain sick of being sick all the time. Lost multiple friends and family due to the fact they think I'm faking being sick :-( but my God knows the truth. And that's where I've found my strength. They are checking me for Gastropharesis and delayed stomach emotions now. Only because I'm doing my own research to try to help control or finally whoop it. Would love to find out how you are doing and pray with you if you care to. Is hard on the mind and body when your sick all the time and it seems MOST days Not a single person in the world understands or cares. They do, is just very overwhelming for them also. In prayerful thoughts your friend.

Dawn

As we have multiple compression diagnosis now, I want to share them with you in case helpful if not checked yet.

MALS/Dunbar syndrome

it is easy to diagnose (ultrasound, MRA, CTA), IF they know how (you need to exhale and lie flat. All other positions, inhaling are for comparision) to see if the coeliac artery had some kind of compression.

This is the 'easy' MALS diagnosis.

The harder one is, when with it or ONLY the coeliac plexus is compressed by ligament.

This cannot be seen in ultrasound, MRA, CTA and it would need a coeliac nerve block, which is quite invasive.

SMAS/Wilkie

when the abdominal aorta (AA) and superior mesenteric artery (SMA) are anatomically presenting an angle, so that tissue underneath get's squished to an extend, that it causes symptoms.

Tissues like:

pancreas

left renal vein

duodenum.

When the duodenum is mechanically compressed, food has really trouble to get through.

If it was compressed completely, obstructing liquids, also barium liquids for tests, it is easy to be diagnosed, but dear me, if it is only compressed down to 2-4mm and can still get liquids through, but not solid mash.

Then you need a good doc to know about it and still be able to advice.

If something still went through though, mostly a diet change is all it needs plus weight gain.

Mainly liquid, smoothies.

All the best

please check out those two possibilities as exclusion is also peace of mind.

Your story sounds a lot like MALS to me and you might want to join fb forums to get a list of docs in your area, that know about it.

Glad to hear you are doing better. Good for you! I'm sure the vomiting will ease up even more over time, as your body heals. Just continue to eat small portions....do not eat to feel full. Eat on time. Do not skip meals. Avoid spicy, greasy stuff. I have similar problems to yours. I thought I had gotten better but recently had a very bad flare up so now I am back on omeprazole and cimetidine. Really hoping to beat this condition and get rid of it for good as it can be quite depressing. 

Trust your tests results that show your pancreas and gallbladder are normal.  Ask for a stomach emptying test to look for gastroparesis which is delayed emptying of the stomach.  Has gastritis been mentioned?  Try a food diary to see what other foods may be a problem.

Someone suffering the same stuff as me! I have the constant nausea and vomiting as well. i have had HIDA scans, PET scans, MRIs, the digestion study, stool samplings, heavy metal testings, parasite testing, colonoscopy and endoscopy, nothing. andrew, i see this post is over two years old, how are you doing now?

I had the same issues. You can have pancreatitis which cam cause this. It is similar to gallbladder attacks & sometimes causes these symptoms. I used zantac & zofran. The zofran is great for nausea because it dissolves under the tongue so it does not have to go into an already nauseated tummy.

A good natural remedy to cut down both diarreah and nausea is charcoal tablets which absorb ant toxins in your gut.

If you cannot find them you can make charcoal toast. Simply over cook your toast quite a lot, til its blackened. If you can

eat it that way good. If you cant stomach it scrape the crust off and take it by spoonfuls.

The charcoal capsules should be in vitamin area of store.

My physician said in the old days this was just known as having a delicate constitution.

I do know a lot if fatty or oily foods can make it worse.

The charcoal has helped me a lot.

I sure hope you find answers. I am 63 and I have had it all my life. Charcoal capsules are the only thing that has ever made a difference. Practically everything we eat has no doubt been exposed to chemicals of one kind or another and the only thing you can really do is try to eat as organically as possible, keep a log of your worst food reactions and try to avoid them, and keep charcoal on hand.

BEST TO YOU.

Have you asked for a manometry test? That will.test for the amount of pressure tou have n your esphogus to.push food down. There is a rare autoimmune disorder called. Achalasia. This is where the muscles in the esphogus don' t work.properly. This can cause the vomiting, inability to keep food down and diaherra. Plus it can cause pain u nder the breast and chest pain. I am not a Dr but someone who has this issue. I went 2 yrs before Drs could diagnose it. There are specialists who diagnise and treat this. Cle veland clinic is one place, Northwestern is another. There is an onlne suppoet group group called Achalasia. Martin Mueller IV foundation supports this group. You can get a weath of information there too.

Thank you Andrew. I think my husband has been given that one before. Doctors have given up testing him. They know just say it's functional vomiting but none of the drugs have stopped it. Hope you are doing better. All the best in the New Year

hi, i know what you are going through my daughter is going through the same thing as u. shes been like that for 5 years shes 26, she vomits at least 44 times a day she tries to keep track of it and the doctors r not sure what she has either. They say it might be Throwing up syndrome but r not sure. i just want u to know u r not the only one going through this. My daughter had a 24 hour bug and never stop getting sick shes always in pain it interfere with her job.