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I am currently suffering health anxeity but does anyone else feel constantly nausea. I have it all day unless significantly distracted and then as soon as I open my eyes every morning and the need to go to the toilet a lot more with anxiety?
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Emmnic
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cia42277 Emmnic
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I hear your nervousness, so i am answering before I log off and go to bed. I do go to the toilet more often, but I am drinking more water, because staying well hydrated helps with the anxiety. As to the nausea, only sometimes, but yes it is there.
On a Saturday at this time it is usually quiet on the forum. Others will be answering you, so hang in there.
We who are on this forum are from all over the world, and care about those who write. I am writing at 11 pm here, UK is 8 or 9 hours ahead, Only very early on a Sunday morning, India, Australia, etc. all different times.
You are not alone and we all understand where you are coming from. I know someone will be able to help you more than I, so be patient, Emmnic.
Emmnic cia42277
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Emmnic
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cia42277 Emmnic
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Either no one has these symptoms, or you need to reword your "headline" and post again.
I know one of the first things most will ask you is if you have seen a doctor about this. I have been on this forum a lot and have not read of anyone with constant nausea...but try again, Emmnic.
Aclaire41 Emmnic
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I definitely go through that. I have gone to the doctor numerous times because I don't believe anxiety can do that. However, I looked up health anxiety and it is real. I can certainly relate and it sucks! It is the adrenaline from anxiety.
cia42277 Aclaire41
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Thanks for answering Emmnic, Aclaire. I learned something new, and this poor person got an answer. It's good we are all here for each other, Hugs to you.
Aclaire41 cia42277
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That is so sweet! I am not sure of what I said.
cia42277 Aclaire41
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Anxiety causing nausea...never knew that. I thought my occasional nausea was some other reason, like what I ate.
Aclaire41 cia42277
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Isn't that crazy? Anxiety causes so many physical symptoms. I seriously didn't believe my doctor. I am glad I could help!
cia42277 Aclaire41
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Me too, Aclaire, me too.
lisalisa67 Emmnic
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Of course it is anxiety related.nyou are all stressed out. The stimach is even nited as the second brain. Generally,the nausea comes from the release of epinephrine, more commonly known as "adrenaline." This disrupts the acids, enzymes, and functions of your stomach and intestine, which leads to nausea-related symptoms. Anxiety can also make it more difficult for your body to process food. That's why many people with anxiety have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), which also causes nausea.
Both anxiety and stress also have an effect on hormones, which regulate the acids and enzymes in your stomach and gut. Stress can also cause muscle tension in your abdomen, and that added tension may be squeezing your stomach in a way that leads to anxiety.
Aclaire41 lisalisa67
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Well said!
cia42277 lisalisa67
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I had terrible stomach and gut problems for a couple of weeks when I remembered this wonderful stuff which I used for many years. In a couple of days gurgling and diarrhea stopped, and it is now doing the rest of its main job...healing irritable bowel.
Emmnic
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