why do i constantly feel nausea?

This is a tough one...and the following is my non-doctor opinion...

Frequent/constant nausea and the doctors have not any ideas....

I say....

1) General protien deficiency

along with...

2) Good vitamin and iron levels - yes 'good' iron levels

Protein deficiency usually goes hand-in-hand with iron deficiency.....In the unusual case they don't correspond - you feel sick to your stomach.

You'll see this with people who 'try' to eat well, or take supplements, but don't intake enough protein....

Try a nice, big steak - or cheeseburger...and see how the following day feels...

---It's usually a nutrition thing....

Get your Parathyroid levels checked. I have been diagnosed with hyperparathyroidism and it can affect just about every functioning part of your body. Mood, digestive, heart, lungs and all that. In my case my body has high blood calcium levels since my body doesn'ttake the calcium correctly. So even though my calcium levels are normalized my body sucks the calcium from my bones.

I also had a previous bout with gastroenteritis that has come back and put me into (PI IBS) Post Infectious IBS. It can be triggered by some form of stomach bug or virus. Hit MW hard since I was trying to stop myself from throwing up, I dislike throwing up as well.

It can also be brought of by stress or a major occurrence in your life. For me it was a caffeine overdose about two months ago. I'm constantly nauseous and it's keeping me from eating.

I battle with this often myself. I have a Rx for zophran. It helps almost every time. I used to suffer from anorexia due to a fear of vomiting... I stopped getting hungry. Don't let yourself go that far. It almost killed me. Feeding tubes suck! Also peppermint helps calm a stomach. Peppermint tea and peppermint water is my go to! Metromint is discontinued so I found if I put a drop of peppermint extract into a bottle of water, it soothes as well as keeping your breath fresh!! Hope this helps.

I'm not exaggerating at all I have had this exact same issue my entire life and I have gone to the best doctors in the country, gotten surgery, nothing's worked and no one can find a cure. Everyone says it's my chronic anxiety causing the nausea. But there is a difference in my body between anxious stomach ache and actual nausea and no one gets it. It's so frustrating and I completely understand. Did you find anything that helps you? The only thing that seems to help me is my prescription medication for nausea and mint gum. But no long term cure

This describes the hell I have been going through for years and it's so nice to see I'm not the only one going through this. It's so crippling. I have never been diagnosed with emetaphobia because I haven't been to anyone about it but I'm 100% sure that's what I have and people think I feel sick all the time because of my anxiety about throwing up but it's not just that. I feel sick all the time, all different times of the day and night and I don't know what to do about it. I have cut so many foods out of my diet because it doesn't sit well in my stomach but I still feel like it's a never ending list of things that sometimes can set my stomach off.

I'm obsessed with mints and gum because the flavour calms me down and sometimes makes me feel a little better for a few minutes but it all just makes me so anxious when I go out places or do anything that I'm going to feel sick.

It's just taken over my life and it affects everything and everyone and I'm just so over it all.

I am so happy to find that im not alone. I think its both partly physical and psychological which is the root of my problem. I always feel nauseous with the tinniest bit of food. I feel something in the back of my throat too. I have been experiencing this issue sine i almost threw uo in school. Now its 5 years later and iI still suffer. Can no longer eat big meals and enjoy food. Ativan helps though. And ginger kind of helps but other than that nothing

Has anyone tried hynotherapy. I believe these issues are all or mostly in our mind. I want to try hynotherapy but first can anyone tell me how it went for them.

I feel like I have the same thing. I feel nausea mostly right after work or at night. Get the sore stomach and become sensitive to light due to headaches. I've had this for 6 years and it has been sometimes so bad ive considered suicide because who would like living every day with stomach flu symptoms? But the good news is ive found some things that help me personally and bc it happens so often i have literally put them into step by step methods of if not one go to next step, to fixing my chronic nausea. 1. Try sipping cold water for 30 mins while in relaxed position. 2. Cold pack on back of neck or forehead for 2 mins on 2 mins off as needed. 3. Lay down in dark room and listen to relaxing misic. 4. Go outside and sit for 10 mins and take in deep breaths. 5. Take anti nausea medications.. i know its probably anxiety that does this to me if its not dehydration, so what do you think? Is there something that i could do better?

I know you wrote this 3 years ago..but I have never read something what explained me so much. I also have a severe phobia of vomiting, I will do anything to prevent feeling nausea and I find that I constantly feel sick but with lots of counselling and years of suffering we have put it down to my physical symptoms of anxiety?? I also get random sharp pains in my head/eyes and sometimes in the abdomen. Have you found out anything new since the 3 years ago you wrote this? Thanks😂

Nausea also may be caused by diseases of many organs outside of the gastrointestinal system. Therefore, the diagnosis of the cause of prolonged nausea may not be easy.

Nausea symptoms are frequently difficult for people to describe. Nausea symptoms are not painful but very uncomfortable feelings that are felt in the chest, upper abdomen, or back of the throat. Nausea can also be associated with other causes of nausea include side effects from medications.

Nausea also may be caused by diseases of many organs outside of the gastrointestinal system. Therefore, the diagnosis of the cause of prolonged nausea may not be easy. All stimuli that cause nausea work via the vomitingcenter in the brain, which gives rise to the sensation of nausea and coordinates the physical act of vomiting.