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stef-the-kicking-cuty Enthusiast

Hey you two,

I don't think, you have to be ashamed of having this Emetephobia. I do not have Emetephobia (I guess) :unsure: and I panick also, when I have to throw up or if I see/hear somebody doing this. In fact, it is pretty nasty. Uuuggh!

And when I have nausea and I'm like on the couch, I'm even afraid of moving, cause I think, it could happen every minute. Never heard of that Emetephobia though. Hm...

Stef


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Darby, I still get nausea for no reason at all. Of course, I've only been gluten-free for 4 months, but i still get it all the time.

The stomach cramps and bloating I used to have pre diagnosis, though, are now gone. Overall I feel much better.

I wonder why you're still getting the nausea?? Unless 4 months still has not been long enough. How long do you think you've had the wheat problem overall? I wonder if you've done more damage and need longer to heal?

I woke up this am feeling extremely anxious and nervous about this whole thing. I keep trying to tell myself to just STOP IT and if I have celiac then I just make the change. If I'm still just wheat intolerant - I make the change anyway. What else is there to do - right!!

I guess I wouldn't feel as anxious if I didn't have this vacation coming up. But the Dr. said that if they don't have the results back by the time we left, she'd call me in Maui to tell me what they were.

Darby

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I am horrified too of being sick - but I can assure you that either way you have your endoscopy, make sure they numb your throat really well - asking for more if you can still feel yourself swallow, and of course let them know you are afraid of being sick! Once you have swallowed some of the stuff will go down and once it hits your stomach you will want to just lay down anyway - so dont worry after that its almost over! I am 27 and I was shaking from head to foot when I went in - so much so I almost passed out - but now I know its not that bad...hope that helps! And its better that you know either way as you have the rest of your life ahead of you feeling amazing!!!

KaitiUSA Enthusiast
I wonder why you're still getting the nausea??

Sometimes it takes people a longer time to heal. I did not feel alot better until month 3 and I wasn't back to normal till a few months after that. Everybody has different healing times and some can be in weeks and others months. It depends on a number of factors

jknnej-I get the spray at the Vitamin Shoppe. We usually order it via phone.

Darby Apprentice
I am horrified too of being sick - but I can assure you that either way you have your endoscopy, make sure they numb your throat really well - asking for more if you can still feel yourself swallow, and of course let them know you are afraid of being sick! Once you have swallowed some of the stuff will go down and once it hits your stomach you will want to just lay down anyway - so dont worry after that its almost over! I am 27 and I was shaking from head to foot when I went in - so much so I almost passed out - but now I know its not that bad...hope that helps! And its better that you know either way as you have the rest of your life ahead of you feeling amazing!!!

So you can't swallow after they numb your throat?? What happens to your saliva??

tarnalberry Community Regular

I would feel nausea as one of my hypoglycemic symptoms. I don't have any particularly great fear of throwing up if I'm anywhere that has a bathroom, but I really really really hate how it feels. Making sure to keep my hypoglycemic symptoms at bay, of course, helps that.

BTW, when I was in college, and there was a nasty stomach flu going around (this one actually wasn't food poisoning!), the health clinic prescribed Tygan when I couldn't keep anything down for days. It worked wonderfully, and I would expect (since the clinic prescribed it) that it isn't too expensive.

jknnej Collaborator

Darby,

I don't know why I still get nausea. That's what I've been trying to figure out. I am taking Prevacid because my doctor thought it might be acid reflux.

I don't think I have hypoglycemia b/c eating sugar doesn't alleviate it.

They've checked my thyroid, I don't have diabetes and have checked regular blood work in general. They have no clue what's wrong. That's why I still need to get the endoscopy done.

I am 28 and have had stomach issues since childhood without being diagnosed, so maybe it will take me longer to heal; I don't know.

Or it could also be anxiety. The xanax from time to time really helps and it got me through my vacation. As long as I have my meds with me, I feel a little better.


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Darby Apprentice
Darby,

I don't know why I still get nausea. That's what I've been trying to figure out. I am taking Prevacid because my doctor thought it might be acid reflux.

I don't think I have hypoglycemia b/c eating sugar doesn't alleviate it.

They've checked my thyroid, I don't have diabetes and have checked regular blood work in general. They have no clue what's wrong. That's why I still need to get the endoscopy done.

I am 28 and have had stomach issues since childhood without being diagnosed, so maybe it will take me longer to heal; I don't know.

Or it could also be anxiety. The xanax from time to time really helps and it got me through my vacation. As long as I have my meds with me, I feel a little better.

Again, we are so alike - its scary :) I spent the day today laying around on the couch and have been having a hard time eating because I'm nauseaus. Why.... because of anxiety over that stupid endoscopy!! I'm so scared of it. And I have to wait til Thurs. I'm going to call Monday am and see if they can't possibly get me in sooner. Not that I want to go thru with it BUT, it will be over with sooner. I'm afraid I'm going to make myself real sick over the worrying.

My husband finally said, "come on - get your dog and lets go for a walk in the foothills." It's only a couple of miles away. I feel better now - it really helped.

They told me to continue eating breads etc. so the test will be accurate and I've had some french bread and some graham crackers and I feel fine.

Shouldn't I be feeling sick after eating those type of foods??

I too have had stomach problems ever since childhood. My mom took me to Dr.'s when I was a kid and they did the barium x-rays etc... they finally just said that it was just a nervous stomach. No diagnosis.

I've always had some anxiety and that causes stomach upset and then the emet rears its ugly head - you know...

And I too feel better knowing I have meds on hand just in case.

I'm afraid that I will be sick or get sick in Maui but at least I'll have my meds with me. But still....

Today my husband said, "if you're too worried about going on vacation, we don't have to go." He's such a good guy- I don't know what I'd do without him.

But this vacation is a no-cancellation, no postpones. We would loose it all. I'll go. Maybe I'll just be fine. I remember we went to Oahu 2 years ago and I was terrified. That was our first trip in over 7 years. I was so nauseaus, I didn't think I would be able to go. I took my valium and I was like a zombie getting on the plane - LOL. Once we got there I was fine and I had never felt better while there. I didn't want to leave.

Last year we went to Maui and I was on my meds almost every other day BUT, that was because we were with my husband's brother and he is a very stressful person to be around - he's an old cranky fart. I wasn't comfortable around him.

Well, I've rattled on....

Darby

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Foothills? Where do you live? I live in Arizona and we have foothills here, too.

You and I could be identical twins. My husband is the SAME way. He is so wonderful and takes care of me when I don't feel well.

Your test will be fine! If I can make it through a colonoscopy and I am a HUGE baby and emet, you can make it through, too. I promise when you get home you will say it wasn't bad. I was SO out of it during my test I didn't even know I had had a test at all. The demerol acts as an amnesiac so you won't even remember anything.

Until you go off gluten, you don't get an immediate sick reaction. It's more like feeling crappy all of the time. That's why eating bread doesn't make you feel bad. I used to eat English muffins whenever I was sick to my stomach and I swear they made me feel better...ironic, huh? Now I wouldn't touch one with a ten foot pole!

When I was a kid they told my mom the EXACT same thing; she just has a nervous stomach! We really could be twins!

Last night I had the mother of all migraines. I was SO sick I thought I would die, literally. Thank GOD for Imitrex. today I feel like a truck ran over me. I think these migraines are hereditary, my mother always had them, too. I didn't get them until 26; I'm 28 now. My mom said it was the same for her.

DONT cancel your vacation. I won't say don't stress about it because let's face it: we don't have that ability not to!! If you're anything like me you know that! you will have a wonderful time. It will be so relaxing and beautiful there and you will feel great. Even if you didn't, do what I do. I say to myself: no condition will stop me from living my life. Look at all of the people who have terminal illnesses that manage to carry on and live life to the fullest. I can do this!!! You can, too. I am glad I found you! We can really help each other get through things.

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