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Nausea with no vertigo

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louise0703
louise0703

Does anyone else with Menieres get nausea with no vertigo someone's? I'm nauseous all the time regardless and exhausted....

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  • louise0703
    louise0703

    Posted

    Sorry sometimes not someone's

  • Bluesmann
    Bluesmann louise0703

    Posted

    Wjat medicine are you on and even vitamins do you ever take without food?
    • louise0703
      louise0703 Bluesmann

      Posted

      im only recently diagnosed, not taking anything for Menieres until I see the specialist early March
  • donna16710
    donna16710 louise0703

    Posted

    I am nauseated  frequently with this. I have found I respond well to over the counter motion sickness medication which I keep on hand. In the beginning exhaustion was a big factor but that and the mental fog that goes with it seems to be getting better after I started taking essential fatty acids. I make a point to eat something light after the nausea starts improving, it seems to keep it at bay.
    • louise0703
      louise0703 donna16710

      Posted

      What essential fatty acids do you take? Thanks for your response xx
    • donna16710
      donna16710 louise0703

      Posted

      Okay, I got moderated because I used a brand name. I use a fish oil with 1200 mg, 360 mg of that is efa and dha which are the essential fatty acids.
    • louise0703
      louise0703 donna16710

      Posted

      Thank you! I will speak to my ENT about this and also Ginko which is mentioned a lot by sufferers x
  • fil39169
    fil39169 louise0703

    Posted

    Hi, I've had MD for years but only recently started being nauseous in the mornings similarly to morning sickness (which it quite definitely is not!) so I've been taking ONDANSETRON 4mg tablets for it.  I read it is used for chemo patients and for after operations to combat sickness and it seems to work for me.  I could take two a day but one in the morning seems to work.  Just taken one now in fact.

     

  • dara1958
    dara1958 louise0703

    Posted

    Louise, I tried Meclizine and it didn't seem to help, but my doctor has me using Promethizine now and it really helps when I feel nauseated. Have not seen it mentioned on here, so thought I would mention it. Not sure if anyone else has tried it and had it helped, but it seems to have helped me. Good luck!

  • CoachBetz
    CoachBetz louise0703

    Posted

    That's my biggest complaint is the "seasick"/"dizzy" all the time. They seem to do nothing until you get to "rotational" vertigo. As if being seasick constantly is okay. Sorry to sound bitter. Tired of being told to live with this and the symptoms unless I'm lying on the floor.

    • louise0703
      louise0703 CoachBetz

      Posted

      Just out of interest, do you get migraines? I've been doing a lot of research on MD, I went off migraine medication 3 weeks ago following vertigo (I was annoyed that it isn't stopped it) however I've felt terrible ever since, went back on it last night, I immediately have lost my nausea and feel normal again. I can let you know the generic name of you're interested

    • CoachBetz
      CoachBetz louise0703

      Posted

      I've gotten the occassional migraine (one-two per year). I tried several migraine meds when they were't sure what the Meniere's was. I've got a long list of stuff that didn't work. I'm just finishing up my first Gentamicin injection of my second round (I did a round back in October 2015). It's been just over a year and that's when they say you need a booster. Hopefully I'll get another injection next week and get relief for a while.

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