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chelsey08198
chelsey08198

Hello all,

I have had really bad health anxiety for the past 3 months, with a main physical symptom of always feeling nauseous, sometimes it gets so bad I genuinely feel like I’m about to throw up but I never have, but that feeling of nausea is always lingering there, makes me think there is something really wrong

Does anyone else get this as a part of their anxiety? 

Many thanks!

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  • caz19600
    caz19600 chelsey08198

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    Ugh yeah, it sucks. Mainly mornings beofr work and it eases off mid day. Switching my meds didn't help with the nausea.

    I sometimes find it worse during my period too, it's made me throw up a few times. It's waring off a bit now but had it for like 3 to 4 months

  • karen96096
    karen96096 chelsey08198

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    Hi chelsey yes im tje same can go weeks and im fine then wake up and dtart feeling sick again. Its always on a morning lading a few hours x
  • christina69014
    christina69014 chelsey08198

    Posted

    Hi yes... Ive been suffering recently with the stomach pain... Which is new for me... I usually suffer with every single physical symptom... Chest pain, heart palpitations, calf pain, body twiches... Sweats... Anything and everything that keeps me running to the er. Its so bad.... Ive had 30 er visits this year.
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