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Nausea every month for 3 days

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jordan61519
jordan61519

Some time last year i started to feel nauseous at night and also through the day, it lasted for 3 days and this has been happening every month. It puts me off from going to bed because i know that i will wake up with a nausea feeling and have to put up with it through the night but i never vomit and my stools are normal. It's really starting to annoy and concern me as it keeps happening every month. It's like a kind of routine of my life now if you will but not a good one. I'm 16 years old going on 17 soon i excercise very regularly and have a average diet. I would really appreciate if someone could tell me what is causing this.

Thank you.

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  • pippa58442
    pippa58442 jordan61519

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     Nausea can be caused by many things.  Only a doctor can tell you what is causing it.  Have you seen a doctor?  In the meantime, keep a food and symptom diary to see if a particular food is disagreeing with you. Have you eaten anything you would not normally eat recently?  Are you having any other symptoms such as bloating, heartburn, gas, stomach pain?
    • jordan61519
      jordan61519 pippa58442

      Posted

      There have been no foods included in my diet that have been different and i am not having any other symptoms. The nausea has stopped because it's been three days now. It's as if it's on a scheldule or something but i know it will return if i don't figure out what is causing it. One idea is that it might be caused due to lack of sleep, my sleeping pattern is very muddled up as well because sometime i go to bed very late and sometimes i go to bed on time.

    • pippa58442
      pippa58442 jordan61519

      Posted

      Try changing your sleep pattern by going to bed earlier, the same time every night and see if that helps.  If your nausea continues, see your doctor.
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