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I Have Nausea And Dizziness. I Stopped Eating Spicy Food, Any Suggestions ?

lately i havent been feeling good an my doctors say i m healthy. since april 07, i haven t felt good so i went to the doctors and they test for everything and can t find any thing, my symptoms are: Nausea , dizziness (occasional) and its every day i feel nauseous and even if i don t eat any thing the doctors tested for everything but i m still sick. tums, Rolaids, pepto don t help that much i stopped eating spicy food any suggestions?
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I have a chronic illness as well and it took many years forr me to get a diagnoses. I was very frustrated as I imagine you are. I was missing out on my life and eventually that of my children. Finally I decided I had to do something. I started a journal. I wrote down everything I could remember, going years back to my childhood. Illnesses, allergic reactions to medications, foods etc. to present day. All symptoms I was dealing with on a daily basis etc. I took it to my doctor and laid it on his desk. I had been to several doctors as well. Some of which said it was in my head some of which said I had 12 different things wrong with me. In the end with my journal in hand I got a doctor to take me serious. There were other tests beyond the basic tests that were still able to be done and loe and behold I was given my diagnoses ! The moral of my long winded story....take control. Do not take the word of the doctors as the final word. If you feel ill - well then you know you best. Also consider a larger teaching hospital as opposed to a smaller private practice. Good luck and God Bless.
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I Have Nausea And Dizziness. I Stopped Eating Spicy Food, Any Suggestions ?

I have a chronic illness as well and it took many years forr me to get a diagnoses. I was very frustrated as I imagine you are. I was missing out on my life and eventually that of my children. Finally I decided I had to do something. I started a journal. I wrote down everything I could remember, going years back to my childhood. Illnesses, allergic reactions to medications, foods etc. to present day. All symptoms I was dealing with on a daily basis etc. I took it to my doctor and laid it on his desk. I had been to several doctors as well. Some of which said it was in my head some of which said I had 12 different things wrong with me. In the end with my journal in hand I got a doctor to take me serious. There were other tests beyond the basic tests that were still able to be done and loe and behold I was given my diagnoses ! The moral of my long winded story....take control. Do not take the word of the doctors as the final word. If you feel ill - well then you know you best. Also consider a larger teaching hospital as opposed to a smaller private practice. Good luck and God Bless.