Anyone else get bad nausea?

[MegVarny]

I keep feeling so so sick to the point where the other day I had to run to the toilet thinking I was actually going to be sick.

I’m wondering if this is an endo problem? Does anyone else have this, if so where is your endo growing?

[Endoweary]

Hi there, never had that, feeling very faint yes, but not nauseous to the point of running to the loo. Everyone is affected differently though xx

[Flynn_Maverick]

Sorry to hear this as I know how awful you must be feeling. Nausea is my main symptom. It always vanishes with surgery but this last time was so severe I couldn’t eat solid food, move or leave the house for three months. I was constantly nauseous but then every few days would get a particularly severe episode where my whole body cramped up and I was trying not to vomit for up to two hours on the bathroom floor. I had my latest surgery six weeks ago and still feel traumatised by the nausea more than the surgery.

I strongly recommend cyclizine or prochlorperazine from the gp, fresh ginger juices (ginger shots from Holland and Barrett) and fresh root ginger tea just to make it vaguely bearable.

My bowel was stuck to my pelvic sidewall and had a big nodule on it. And endo on the uterosacral ligaments every time! I also get big pockets of blood where the endo has bled - the human body doesn’t like blood outside vessels and so makes you feel incredibly ill!!!

Definitely get the gp to prescribe anti emetics xxxx good luck and take care xxx

[princessk09]

Hey I get this a lot especially around my period and ovulation. I have my lap this Tuesday so I can’t really say if it’s an endo problem.

It may be linked with hormones etc xx

[Gemmsh]

The only time I feel like this is when I take my add back treatment on an empty stomach. Might be worth considering if it’s any medication you take. I have stage 4 endo x

[Hansen82]

Nausea was one of the main symptoms for me, I couldn’t even smell food, let alone eat it. I learned to deal with it by grazing rather than having three heavy meals. I lived on ginger tea which took some of the nausea away. Sipping water rather than gulping. Eating bland food, even if I didn’t want to, as being hungry just made mine worse, so forcing myself to graze was the best thing, I also was prescribed anti sickness tablets from gp.

Good luck, I know it doesn’t feel like it, but it’s a flare up and you will get through it, and then it’s easier to learn to manage the symptoms x

[wabbit]

I didnt used to but i do now n im at the point of actually being sick but never have. Its awful it lasts just under 2wks a month. Ive got anti sickness tablets off dr but i cant eat with it. It comes suddenly aswell i can feel ok n then all of a sudden be gagging n my smell is hightened so smells that normally is ok i gag at coffees a one i hav to stay away from.x

[Bdgjdjd]

I have nausea for 3 or 4 months when i say nausea i have it everyday and every second

24/7 with period or without

I don’t know if it related to endo or not

Because all of my doctors agreed that I don’t have problem with tests all of them came back normal and they didn’t think because of endometriosis because i asked them about it and they said if it was related to endo that means you should have nausea during period or at least the time you have endo pain not all the time

So the only thing that make sense to me is that endometriosis causes adhesions on my bowel

Because most of the endo pain come from my bowel and rectum

And i think my organs now are stuck

To be honest with you i have been using serrapeptase for three months before i got the nausea one day i was so hungry i took one pill and i eat so after that pill two hours later I vomited severely from that day until now i have contast nausea 🤷🏻‍♀️

I used all nausea pills nothing helped me

[Salvia]

Hi Meg. I’ve had considerable problems with nausea while suffering with endo. Sometimes ending up in actual vomiting but more often not. Just feel so sick and dizzy Too at times. I’ve been told that it’s the endo pressing on things that stimulate nausea. That is I’m afraid as accurate as the explanation has been. Have had to take anti sickness meds frequently. Usually leads to migraines if I don’t stop it. Worth getting meds from gp to stop the onslaught. Good luck.