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Old 04-08-2008, 08:15 AM #31
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First, sorry I didn't see this sooner

Okay, I'm going to come from a totally different approach, check and see if any meds you take include nausea, liver, or pancreatic problems as side effects.

I don't know what you might take for fibro, or whether you are on any meds like statins but liver and pancreatic problems can cause ongoing nausea, and many meds can affect, particularily, the liver.

I have just spent several days in the hospital after about 2 weeks of NAUSEA, that I was too stupid to get checked out. By the time I did, I had pancreatitis and skyrocketing LFTs (liver function tests), from a combo of meds I was/am taking. Not saying you are being stupid, but I knew some of my meds could cause problems. wheeeew, TG for the edit feature, realized that might not sound good if I didn't clarify.

Anyway, here is one site for meds, so you can check side effects, someone else might know a better or easier one, but please check.

http://www.rxlist.com/script/main/hp.asp

Feel better, Julie.


Thank you. Sorry to hear you got so sick.
I don't take any RX's, I do take some herbs that I have been taking over 2 years and I even stop them when I get sick.
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Thank you. Sorry to hear you got so sick.
I don't take any RX's, I do take some herbs that I have been taking over 2 years and I even stop them when I get sick.
Ok, well I surely hope you can get to the bottom of this, it sounds pretty miserable.

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I feel for you. I deal with nausea alot, especially recently being on pain med for my ankle.

When my sis-in-law was pregnant 13 yrs ago she could only eat baby carrots. That is what I do when I have nothing else to take. I don't know why it works, but it does for me too. HTH

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I had naueas so badly for the past 9 mobths. Only thing that helped was zofran...cancer patients use it. I have the ones that disolve on your tongue. carrie
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