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Nausea & anxiety

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crystal405
crystal405

Please someone tell me some good news about nausea and my anxiety! My morning sickness is out of control! i wake up early 4am-6am with my heart racing and following me throwing up bile and acids! then i drink tons of water which only helps a little bit. My tummy hurts all day long. it sounds weird and I have random feelings throught out the day in my body following heart racing and nausea! anyone else experiencing this? how long does the nausea last? its been 7 weeks since my surgery.

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  • lynda20916
    lynda20916 crystal405

    Posted

    Sorry to learn you're dealing with this.  Bile is now dripping constantly into your small intestine, which is backing up into your stomach over night.  Bile is extremely caustic, as you know.  Ask your MD for a prescription for Questran.  It's powder mixed with juice and taken at night.  It will absorb the bile.  Good luck and let me know how you do!

    • crystal405
      crystal405 lynda20916

      Posted

      i will definitely ask for that!!! Thank You!! do u know if it will ever go away? sad

  • lynda20916
    lynda20916 crystal405

    Posted

    Hi, Crystal.  Ask your MD for a prescription for Questran, which will absorb the bile.  Good luck and let me know how you do!
  • lynda20916
    lynda20916 crystal405

    Posted

    Sorry to learn you're having these problems.  Ask your MD for a prescription for Questran, which will absorb the bile.

    Good luck and let me know how you do!

  • lynda20916
    lynda20916 crystal405

    Posted

    Sorry for the repetition, my computer's not working!  Thought I was losing the e-mails! 

  • deborah11738
    deborah11738 crystal405

    Posted

    Crystal,

    ?Ugh sorry that you are experincing this after gallbladder surgery.

    ?I can't say I have experienced this I just had the surgery 8 weeks ago maybe you want to call your doctor ASAP.

    ?Wishing you a speedy recovery....

     

  • hope4cure
    hope4cure crystal405

    Posted

    See a gastrointerologist for meds and also scope your throat. Stay away from fatty greasy foods. Sleep with a wedge to keep you head above tummy so stomach acid cannot come back up while sleeping. Also a RX for meds. 

    you mention surgery what type?

    • crystal405
      crystal405 hope4cure

      Posted

      the one where they dont cut you. okay i will try that! ive lost so much weight and im concerned sad any advise i can get

  • hope4cure
    hope4cure crystal405

    Posted

    Crystal after my GB was removed I stayed away from fatty greasy foods simple soups broths for a few weeks. Stayed away from restrurants and kept a journal of the foodstuff hate ostensibly yen stomah and did not.,

    eggs and dairy were a big issue for me and never ate boxed foods from stores. Yogurt and probiotics helped, after galbladder removed the enzymes that break up fatty foods ans dairy fried foods are hard to break down. 

    It it takes a few months for the body to adjust. Also the doc can prescribe enzymes for you to take to help,break down foods.

    if you can drink smoothies and protein shakes theat may help you feel better.

    • crystal405
      crystal405 hope4cure

      Posted

      you gave ne hope! so if i stayvon this diet which i have not been doing, your tellimg me after some months go by i will recover from nausea????
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