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Old 01-14-2010, 11:24 AM #1
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Hi Arb,

I have had PCS for 7 months, and I can't remember a day I've had without nausea. I'm constantly sick and the meds for nausea do more harm than good for me. That is really the only symptom my docs haven't been able to help me with. I do have a disc herniation at C-4,5. Maybe that has something to do with it. I'm only now finding this out, and beginning treatment for it next week.

I'll keep you posted if I get some relief from my nausea. Please do the same.

Welcome, but sorry you have to find your self here.
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The nausea can makes you squirry after a while and I'm sorry you're going through this. My nausea is worse in the a.m. I will say that I discovered, by accident, that a fresh, ripe mango really helps with the nausea. I looked this up on line, and found that in countries where mangos grow, women use it for morning sickness. Also, there is a product that sell on line or in Whole foods called "Ginger Wonder". It is not medication (you can put it on ice cream) and it is basically ginger extract and honey. It's fairly expensive but it got me through a lot of days. Hope you are feeling better.
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thank you for the advice. Luckily the nausea is more or less gone, but I will use your tips as a future reference. Now I a targeting the remaining PCS....
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The nausea can makes you squirry after a while and I'm sorry you're going through this. My nausea is worse in the a.m. I will say that I discovered, by accident, that a fresh, ripe mango really helps with the nausea. I looked this up on line, and found that in countries where mangos grow, women use it for morning sickness. Also, there is a product that sell on line or in Whole foods called "Ginger Wonder". It is not medication (you can put it on ice cream) and it is basically ginger extract and honey. It's fairly expensive but it got me through a lot of days. Hope you are feeling better.
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