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Suggest Treatment For Constant Nausea While On Medication For Depression, IBS, Typhoid Ad Colitis
Question: Hello sir,
I shifted to a new place in march. After that I have problem of constant nausea. I have been taking medicine for depression for last two years. I also have history of IBS after suffering from typhoid, consequently from colitis. I basically want to understand about persistent nausea.
I shifted to a new place in march. After that I have problem of constant nausea. I have been taking medicine for depression for last two years. I also have history of IBS after suffering from typhoid, consequently from colitis. I basically want to understand about persistent nausea.
Brief Answer:
Persistent (chronic) nausea is usually due to problem with stomach motility
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Chronic nausea / persistent nausea is most commonly a result of a problem with how the stomach wall (muscle in the stomach) contract.
If you suffer from IBS, then the entire GI tract will be affected, and hence it is not very uncommon for people to also experience symptoms of stomach distention and regurgitation and chronic nausea.
The underlying problem is called gastroparesis and GERD.
You must consult a gastroenterologist as soon as possible and get yourself examined to find out if you have gastroparesis by undergoing an endoscopic examination of the stomach.
You can reduce the symptoms by sitting up for 2 hours or more after every meal, and taking Esomeprazole tablet 40 milligrams twice daily.
Please consult a gastroenterologist as early as possible and get yourself examined, you can get back to me with the findings and we can discuss further.
I hope I have been of some help. Wishing you speedy recovery.
Regards
Persistent (chronic) nausea is usually due to problem with stomach motility
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Chronic nausea / persistent nausea is most commonly a result of a problem with how the stomach wall (muscle in the stomach) contract.
If you suffer from IBS, then the entire GI tract will be affected, and hence it is not very uncommon for people to also experience symptoms of stomach distention and regurgitation and chronic nausea.
The underlying problem is called gastroparesis and GERD.
You must consult a gastroenterologist as soon as possible and get yourself examined to find out if you have gastroparesis by undergoing an endoscopic examination of the stomach.
You can reduce the symptoms by sitting up for 2 hours or more after every meal, and taking Esomeprazole tablet 40 milligrams twice daily.
Please consult a gastroenterologist as early as possible and get yourself examined, you can get back to me with the findings and we can discuss further.
I hope I have been of some help. Wishing you speedy recovery.
Regards
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