Odd stomach bug, unsure as to cause

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Hey, 

17/yo male. No severe health complications before, sufferer of mild anxiety.

With Christmas tomorrow I was wondering if anyone could help me out with this?

Past week or so I've had uneasy feeling in my stomach that came and went, and I just passed it off as something having irritated my stomach somewhat. Then yesterday, intermittently throughout the day, I was having dizzy spells (could last for seconds or minutes) accompanied by severe nausea (but no vomiting). I saw a doctor recently for tinnitus, which he put down to a dull eardrum, don't know if that could be related.

I ensured I kept myself hydrated as I know that can be a cause of dizziness, but it happened regardless. At one point last night, I felt so nauseated I started retching, but I didn't actually throw up. Lying down seems to help. No pain in abdomen generally, except for uneasy feeling. What could this odd thing be?

Thanks!

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    Are you stressed out? Sounds like it with your tinnitus in combi with stomach issues. And the reason #1 for my stomach being very irritated is stress.. and as consequence I can‘t handle certain foods. In case you are a sugar eater... sugar makes me very nauseated  .. so try to stay away from it.. and to calm your stomach I would try aloe vera, kefir and kombucha. And then I would try to get rid of my stress. Light exercise as a start.. nothing that ‚stresses‘ your body. Hope this helps.  
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      No, not particularly. It's strange, recently has been pretty calm regarding my anxiety. The dizziness comes almost in waves, seemingly randomly - it's happened three times so far today as well. Takes me solid 5-10 minutes to recover.

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      Past two days I've avoided both, just been watching movies lol - but previous to that I had been, yeah. Actually, first time it happened I was sat at my desk playing a game.

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      Could be that you have trigger points in your neck (muscle knots) .. Easy to feel.. There is some great exercises. But stretching already helps. Best one for me is to stand straight, keep shoulders down and push chin/head backwards and forward as on an imaginary trail.. (10 times)

      or lay on your bed on your back and let your head hang down over the edge backwards.. just roll up on your side  when you get up .. 

      good luck : ) 

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    Hi frank27499

    Miniers Disease (Tinnitus) can cause vertigo (dizziness) and nausea. Your ears are associated with balance and Miniers can cause imbalance making us feel dizzy and nauseus....You need to be treated with meds to counteract the nausea and dizzyness you didn't mention how your doc is treating your tinnitus...best wishes..

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    Hi Frank can you try garlic and ginger root. Take fresh garlic chop very tine piece and same ginger. Boiling water make a cup tea, fresh lemon and honey, coll little and take teaspoon of garlic and ginger do not chow. Drink your tea but you have to take on the empty stomach in the morning.  I do this every morning  and it is helping. You have bug in your stomach. Try for about 7 days if you can stand garlic. Take care 

     

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    Hi. Im a 16 year old female. I’ve had horrible nausea for about 6 months now. Because of it, I started home schooling because i can’t even go out without feeling like i have to throw up. I have been to so many doctors and no one knows what is wrong with me. Symptoms include HORRIBLE nausea that won’t go away, very tired, sleeping for a long time, and trouble falling asleep. I have no pain in my stomach. I am so miserable i hate feeling like this especially around the holidays because i can’t even go out it’s so bad. please help me 
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