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nausea feeling every time i wake up

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So i came here to seek help after going around doctors for more then a year & half.

all started a year and half or so when i had a extreme vomiting for 2 days straight.

since then every time i sleep no matter night or day time when i wake up i feel strong nausea. i did notice the the nausea is weaker when the time i slept was shorter.

also i notice that if i wake up constantly over the night ( happen twice dunno the reason)

i woke up so much better the usually.

i did run a colonoscopy and Gastroscopy. had a poly remove from the [color=#3e3e3e]large intestine[/color] and nothing found in the Gastroscopy

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  • pippa58442
    pippa58442 Guest

    Posted

    Have you tried a food diary to see if a food is causing the nausea? Do you have any pain or change of bowel habit?  Do you feel any better since the polyp was removed?
    • Guest
      Guest pippa58442

      Posted

      I had polyps removed and never felt a thing, no change made, but i was watching the scopes progress on a screen beside me and he showed me them, i didn't look when they took them out. They were sent to the lab and found to be all clear.

    • Guest
      Guest pippa58442

      Posted

      i tryed fodmap diet 2 weeks before the poly removed actually it made it worse and i even missed alot of working days cuz of pain
    • pippa58442
      pippa58442 Guest

      Posted

      Have your doctors made any suggestions about what your problem could be?
  • Guest
    Guest Guest

    Posted

    Yes, i've had the gastroscope a number of times; and the Sigmoidoscope (up the other end!). 12 years ago they removed my Gall bladder and after bing in three days they sent me home; i didnt think it was right as i wasnt feeling good at all. I WAS right, i got home on the fri; and one the sun i woke to find my abdomen severely swollen; it was a massive infection in all three keyhole wounds and i was taken back in and stayed 2 weeks to get it all sorted out. I dont mind hospital really so it wasnt a major problem for me but i knew i wasnt ready to home so soon after the operation. 

    I had PH and Manometry studies done last Oct, and then i was told i was to have an operation to sort out my hiatus hernia. The hospital 'dropped the ball' from the testing and i had to pester them endlessly to get my case picked up again; they said they had lost the results! Yeah right. Four weeks and i am to see the surgeon, and i'll know when it will be at this appointment.

    • ann55375
      ann55375 Guest

      Posted

      All my stomach issues started to be worse after gallbladder removal.  I think some people are lucky with this and others left with lefelong problems like me
  • debbie_68890
    debbie_68890 Guest

    Posted

    I have had nausea for almost 10 mths. now - sometimes all day - sometimes it comes on at night - all night and most every morning I wake up with it.  I have had a lot of tests - colonoscopy, endoscopy, hida scan, CT scan, gallbladder ultrasound - (because I have pain on and off in my right side under ribs and sometimes left now), had H pyloric bloodwork - several other things - I have Zofran for nausea - sometimes helps some - sometimes not - not they have given me Doxepin to try.......Hope you find out what is causing yours!

     

  • emily5513
    emily5513 Guest

    Posted

    Try testing for parasites? Same thing happened to a friend of mine for 4 years until she was finally tested for parasites.
    • Guest
      Guest emily5513

      Posted

      I did blowing test if it count as test for parasites 
    • emily5513
      emily5513 Guest

      Posted

      Maybe you should try a stool test as well?
    • Guest
      Guest emily5513

      Posted

      i looked into the papers i did stool test aswell nothing found there
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