Vomiting and stress
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and this week (being exam week at my college) has made for MAJOR stress, and boys and roomate issues and what not are not helping. thank you a lot for your thoughts! obviously this is a board asking for help so youre gona look at it seriously, but i dont think its AS serious as you think it is. trust me, im not one for denial or anything so im not just saying that to pretend its not a big deal.
My girlfriend has been feeling very nauseous for the last week (ie hiccups and dry heaving) and is attributing it to stress. She has also been sleeping excessively for the last few days. I found her in bed unresponsive to touch or sound earlier today. I tried rolling her over and she had bile running down her face. Her eyes were rolled back in her head and she wouldn't wake up. After getting her upright, she was limp and not breathing so I gave her CPR till she threw up more bile.
I was discharge and the headche gets worst, i started vomiting once a day, weak and unsteady. Its now 18days and the headache still here, I am still feeling dizzy when start walking and when I stand up- sitting and lying position is much better, only slight headache and plus sometimes I also feel like my ears are plugged.
Yes, my mom has been vomiting everyday for about a month and a half and has fainted during the middle of the day, in the shower, while walking, and in the middle of the night. She just did it again a few minutes ago, so I gave her some ginger ale a water and aspirin and she is now resting (under my close watch). Please anyone out there if you can help please respond.
I can't only have one parent.
I have been vomiting on and off for nearly a year sometimes it is in the evening a couple of times and other times its all day for a week I only get a week off now and the. They have tested all of the upper and lower GI system they scoped, barium study, colonoscopy and stomach emptying also did head .ct everything is clear. I noticed that serotonin is part of the medicines for vomiting so was wondering if my serotonin levels could causing my problem.
Thank you for replying and giving helpful suggestions! I think it is stress related because of work. I am currently seeing a psychiatrist for my clinical depression and I do tell her about my dry heaving but she says it is definitely stress related. I do find that sucking on ginger candy and eating Matzo crackers definitely help the sensation!
Stress and anxiety certainly can cause GI symptoms such as nausea, diarrhea, and even vomiting. You say this has been going on for 5 years, can you elaborate a bit as to what is exactly happening? How often you're vomiting? When it happens? Have you seen your doc to rule out a medical cause? Have you ever sought professional help for your anxiety?
he needs to go back to the Vet asap!!! they need to find out what is wrong PLUS put him on IV's....all that vomiting he will be dehydrated and this is VERY serious..your kitty will not make it if not taken care of very quickly, this is an emergency!!!!!
Hi, I'm eighteen years old and just finished my first semester of college. I worked a lot this summer in a very high-stress environment, and my school is also very demanding. I've been in almost perfect health until last summer when I fainted after slamming my finger in a cash register, and vomiting the next day (it had been about eight years since I last got sick). Since then I've had several cases of nausea, especially after I moved to my new school, which is in a place approx.
well blondie i am a student and i always have this vomiting sensation when i have exams,i have to speak to new people or in assembly meeting or while going to new place. Sometime even when i am not having any anxiety i still feel like vomiting but i never vomit. i rarely eat food before going to school for the fear of throwing it out. Are you sure a psychiatrist will help cause i fear going there cause my dad will consider me as mad..........what to do?
Hello,
Normal MRI and ophthalmic examination and having vomitings and headache are giving rise to the possibility of migraine headache.
Stress is one of the most important factors for the precipitation of migraine headaches. Migraine attacks commonly activate the sympathetic nervous system in the body. The increased sympathetic nervous activity in turn causes headaches, diarrhea, sensitivity to light and sound sensitivity as well as blurred vision.
Yesterday, after the diarrhea subsided for about a day, I began vomiting once every hour or so, and the diarrhea has resumed. Cultures were ran for the stool and they came back negative. At first, the vomiting had food in it, but after the first, all subsequent releases were a dark green liquid. All vomit produced since the first yields several ounces of this liquid (bile perhaps). What should I do?
My son is 12 and has frequent vomiting episodes ever since he was very little. I would say he vomits approx twice a week, almost always in the morning, sometimes in his sleep because he will wake up in the night from vomiting, then wake me up. My doctor has always said he was fine that it is normal. It seems to slow down for a bit then come back every couple months. I'm not sure really, I just know it is often.
Other symptoms are- Confusion, Sudden memory loss, slow come back of memory, Headache, Nausea and vomiting, Mental shock, Visual disturbance, Sweating, Rapid heartbeat, chest or neck pain ( less common). There have been some rare cases where patients of TGA have suffered seizures during the attack which is not a normal manifestation of TGA. The occurence of migraine, and also of episodic tension-type headache, has been seen to be markedly increased among TGA patients.
t) and I found something called Cylic Vomiting Syndrome( that can be caused by stress and excitment) and another thing called Gastroparisis/slow stomach emptying. Both seem to have the same symptoms sorta.
So, my question is, is this due to stress(like sensory processing issues) or is it an actual digestive disorder that I should get check out for? These episodes come and go. so I am not sure what to do. I am afraid the doctor would tell me that it's nothing.
It seems that the 1st thing people think because of her age is that she may be making herself do this and I don't take offense because this is such a difficult age anyways. I am with her as often as I can be when she vomits, normally giving her a wet rag or water. More often than not the liquids come up 1st and then the food is a solid mess so if she continues to sip on water while vomiting it makes it easier to come up.
at about 7pm, I went, ate rice, chicken, and some lettuce and went outside and felt ill. Almost threw up. Burped a few times and felt better.
now I'm pretty much fine feeling. To back up a bit, I've been feeling tired and weak for about a week now. I've had a very low apetite so i've not been eating much. I've lost about 10lbs so far since i've been here. i got here and was at about 180. Stayed there for a few weeks, and now I've lost 10lbs total.
I'm 11 wks and 5days and I've been having frequent headaches and even migraines. I was in the emergency room because of a migraine, I was bearly coherent. Does anyone else ever get this bad?
When the issue is related to food, a biopsy is usually the best approach. Pregnancy and newborns bring insecurities and stress to our cats. You need to introduce him to the baby slowly, step by step. First, allowing him to sniff the baby's blankie or a toy helps introduce him to the new smell. Then, letting the cat sniff the baby and the cradle will allow him to get used to the presence of the baby. If you didn't do this, then it is obvious your cat is stressed out.
The primary cause of keytones in the blood system is a high blood sugar. Stress and sickness simply make it so that keytones can develop at blood sugars that are normally not good but easily dealt with. For example, when my blood sugar goes as high as 200 I will be able to tell that it is high and needs to be dealt with, but keytones will not develop until my blood sugar is as high as 250 or greater.
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