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Posted by Maxime on September 18, 2005, at 19:25:52
No, I am not pregnant.
I feel so disgusting in the morning. I feel like I going to throw up and sometimes I do. I've tried eating something and I've tried not eating. It feels like a form of anxiety. It only goes away by the afternoon.
Is that what anxiety feels like?
Maxime
Posted by rjlockhart98 on September 18, 2005, at 20:11:38
In reply to So nauseous and tired in the morning, posted by Maxime on September 18, 2005, at 19:25:52
MMmm.... that sounds like some blood flow not working right. Are you dizzy?
I have anxiety in the mornings, but have to go to Collage, so i take Dexedrine.
That does sound like some form of anxiety, i dont exactly know. You could take some form of an antiaxiety med, such as Ativan or Klonopin.
I take 6mg of Klonopin daily. I have bad anxiety. I am going through alot right now, my grandma is losing her mind, my mom has a rage disorder, i go to the nursing home and see all these people crazy, i i cant take it! there talking to hallucinations, And i already worry about myself having a disorder.
Anyways, sorry, i just got back. Well, im not a doctor but some form of antianxiety and i dont know Tums? antiacid, could help nausea.
Im glad your back.
Take Care
Matt
Posted by Phillipa on September 18, 2005, at 20:37:35
In reply to Re: So nauseous and tired in the morning, posted by rjlockhart98 on September 18, 2005, at 20:11:38
Hi Maxie, Sorry you're not doing well. Why not Babblemail or E-mail me and we can talk. Love your friend, Jan/Phillipa
Posted by Emily Elizabeth on September 18, 2005, at 21:17:07
In reply to So nauseous and tired in the morning, posted by Maxime on September 18, 2005, at 19:25:52
Sometimes, but it could also be med side effects. Do you take something at bedtime? If so, it could be lingering side effects. I know that I have often had nausea as a s/e. Ginger candy or mint gum can sometimes help my nausea.
Best,
EE> No, I am not pregnant.
>
> I feel so disgusting in the morning. I feel like I going to throw up and sometimes I do. I've tried eating something and I've tried not eating. It feels like a form of anxiety. It only goes away by the afternoon.
>
> Is that what anxiety feels like?
>
> Maxime
Posted by yxibow on September 18, 2005, at 22:24:47
In reply to Re: So nauseous and tired in the morning » Maxime, posted by Emily Elizabeth on September 18, 2005, at 21:17:07
> Sometimes, but it could also be med side effects. Do you take something at bedtime? If so, it could be lingering side effects.
One of several possibilities definately
>I know that I have often had nausea as a s/e. Ginger candy or mint gum can sometimes help my nausea.
I would agree. If you live near a Trader Joes, Australian crystallized ginger is good, or just chewing the raw ginger they sell (that's a matter of taste, I happen to be one of the odd people who like raw ginger) -- these can also be found at your typical health food store.
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> Best,
> EE
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> > No, I am not pregnant.
> >
> > I feel so disgusting in the morning. I feel like I going to throw up and sometimes I do. I've tried eating something and I've tried not eating. It feels like a form of anxiety. It only goes away by the afternoon.
> >
> > Is that what anxiety feels like?Anxiety is very powerful and can affect the autonomic nervous system. I know when my OCD was high, I would feel intense warm feelings in my head, dizzyness, all sorts of fight or flight feelings. Also, a large percentage of the serotonin cells in your system are located in the stomach region.
Hope you feel better
Posted by Sarah T. on September 19, 2005, at 0:40:52
In reply to Re: So nauseous and tired in the morning » Maxime, posted by Emily Elizabeth on September 18, 2005, at 21:17:07
Hi Maxime,
I'm glad to see you although I'm sorry to hear that you're having such a difficult time.
Regarding the nausea, I have that every now and then. For me, I think it happens at certain times in my cycle and also when I'm very sleep-deprived. For example, it often happens when I have to travel a lot. I rarely get enough sleep when I travel. Anyway, as Emily suggested, ginger helps a lot. Do you get Vernor's ginger ale where you live? We don't get it in the Northeast U.S., but it's available in the MidWest. I think it's the best ginger ale. If you can't get that, then the other brands will do. Trader Joe's makes some ginger candies.
It sounds as if you have a good understanding of what happened at work. Even though it's upsetting that you don't have a job right now, from the way you described that place, I think you're probably better off not being at an organization like that.
I hope you'll feel better very soon!
Sarah
Posted by Maxime on September 19, 2005, at 13:31:05
In reply to Re: So nauseous and tired in the morning » Maxime, posted by Emily Elizabeth on September 18, 2005, at 21:17:07
I think you are right. I take trileptal and klonopin at night. Trileptal made me nauseous when I first started taking it. I haven't been eating much either. I should try and add a little salt to my diet as the Trileptal reduces sodium in the body. Thanks! :-)
Maxime
> Sometimes, but it could also be med side effects. Do you take something at bedtime? If so, it could be lingering side effects. I know that I have often had nausea as a s/e. Ginger candy or mint gum can sometimes help my nausea.
>
> Best,
> EE
>
> > No, I am not pregnant.
> >
> > I feel so disgusting in the morning. I feel like I going to throw up and sometimes I do. I've tried eating something and I've tried not eating. It feels like a form of anxiety. It only goes away by the afternoon.
> >
> > Is that what anxiety feels like?
> >
> > Maxime
>
>
Posted by Maxime on September 19, 2005, at 13:34:07
In reply to Re: So nauseous and tired in the morning, posted by Sarah T. on September 19, 2005, at 0:40:52
Thanks Sarah. It could also be lack of sleep as well. I haven't been sleeping much for the past couple of month. First it was the stress of the job and now it's the stress of not having the job!
Sigh.
Maxime
> Hi Maxime,
>
> I'm glad to see you although I'm sorry to hear that you're having such a difficult time.
>
> Regarding the nausea, I have that every now and then. For me, I think it happens at certain times in my cycle and also when I'm very sleep-deprived. For example, it often happens when I have to travel a lot. I rarely get enough sleep when I travel. Anyway, as Emily suggested, ginger helps a lot. Do you get Vernor's ginger ale where you live? We don't get it in the Northeast U.S., but it's available in the MidWest. I think it's the best ginger ale. If you can't get that, then the other brands will do. Trader Joe's makes some ginger candies.
>
> It sounds as if you have a good understanding of what happened at work. Even though it's upsetting that you don't have a job right now, from the way you described that place, I think you're probably better off not being at an organization like that.
>
> I hope you'll feel better very soon!
>
> Sarah
Posted by Maxime on September 19, 2005, at 13:37:03
In reply to Re: So nauseous and tired in the morning, posted by yxibow on September 18, 2005, at 22:24:47
We don't have Trader Joes in Canada (sadly) but I can go to health food store and find something similiar. I have been drinking ginger tea which helps a bit. I don't want to keep drinking ginger ale because of the sugar and I can't drink diet soda.
I think ginger is a great healer.
Thanks ... everyone is so helpful and sweet.
Maxime
> > Sometimes, but it could also be med side effects. Do you take something at bedtime? If so, it could be lingering side effects.
>
> One of several possibilities definately
>
> >I know that I have often had nausea as a s/e. Ginger candy or mint gum can sometimes help my nausea.
>
> I would agree. If you live near a Trader Joes, Australian crystallized ginger is good, or just chewing the raw ginger they sell (that's a matter of taste, I happen to be one of the odd people who like raw ginger) -- these can also be found at your typical health food store.
>
> >
> > Best,
> > EE
> >
> > > No, I am not pregnant.
> > >
> > > I feel so disgusting in the morning. I feel like I going to throw up and sometimes I do. I've tried eating something and I've tried not eating. It feels like a form of anxiety. It only goes away by the afternoon.
> > >
> > > Is that what anxiety feels like?
>
> Anxiety is very powerful and can affect the autonomic nervous system. I know when my OCD was high, I would feel intense warm feelings in my head, dizzyness, all sorts of fight or flight feelings. Also, a large percentage of the serotonin cells in your system are located in the stomach region.
>
> Hope you feel better
Posted by Colleen D. on September 21, 2005, at 18:47:11
In reply to So nauseous and tired in the morning, posted by Maxime on September 18, 2005, at 19:25:52
I have been there! My second year in college I found myself wanting to throw up every morning. I was in the Pre-Nursing curriculum and was having a rough time with my Chemistry course. I was throwing up my hypothyroid medication and I went to the Health Center. The wonderful doctor I met there told me I was "scared sh*tless" that I'd let myself down and the anxiety was causing me to vomit. I dropped Chemistry which disqualified me from the program, but the anxiety and vomitting went away. Here I sit now, unemployed, but pretty happy.
Wishing you better times,
Colleen
Posted by Sarah T. on September 22, 2005, at 1:55:10
In reply to So nauseous and tired in the morning, posted by Maxime on September 18, 2005, at 19:25:52
Hi Maxime,
I've been wondering whether your nausea started recently or has it been going on for a while? I ask because I have been feeling extremely tired, achey and intermittently nauseated the past few days. Perhaps there's some bug going around.
S.
Posted by Declan on September 22, 2005, at 2:16:35
In reply to Re: So nauseous and tired in the morning » Emily Elizabeth, posted by Maxime on September 19, 2005, at 13:31:05
Does anyone here think that men and women are differently disposed to not eating/feeling nauseous in the mornings? I've known lots of women like this, but no men I can think of. Or is it some cultural thing?
Declan
Posted by Maxime on September 27, 2005, at 19:51:03
In reply to Re: So nauseous and tired in the morning » Maxime, posted by Sarah T. on September 22, 2005, at 1:55:10
It's been going on for months but I have been anxious for months.
I just don't like it. Who would
Maxi
Posted by Phillipa on September 27, 2005, at 23:24:39
In reply to Re: So nauseous and tired in the morning » Sarah T., posted by Maxime on September 27, 2005, at 19:51:03
Hey Maxie, I hear you and Link are going to meet. That's awesome. And did you call your old doc about the Adderall. E-mail me. Love your friend j/phippipa
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