lately, i have had intermittent nausea off and on, however no vomiting. it seems to be most noticeable in the morning. have others experienced this symptom in stage 3 b? if so what do you take to alleviate this issue ?
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I am Stage 3a CKD and have intermittent “queasiness”. I use Ginger tablets which usually ease the uncomfortable feelings after one or two tablets. I use Ginger People “Ginger Rescue Chewable Tablets”. The Queasiness is triggered when I eat certain foods - so try keeping a food log and notice which foods you have eaten just before the nausea begins.
I have been using the Ginger tablets since 2017, and have not seen any negative changes in my eGFR. My eGFR has been fluctuating between 47 and 60 since 2008. I hope the ginger works for you as well as it works for me.
Best wishes to you,
I have three b also it’s a nausea feeling of like being pregnant or like seasickness. My dr prescribed Zofran I believe it does help I try to eat bland when feeling like that . And it could be dehydration too. Which is difficult when you’re nauseous. Try drinking like a shot glass size of water ever few minutes so it don’t overload tummy. Good luck best wishes.
I often wake up with nausea. I eat plain crackers or I might take zofran. The zofran works great.
Check the side effects of your meds. I get queasy from one of my meds.
i will do that. thank you.
hi. I had intermittent nausea and my Dr prescribed sodium bicarbonate and it took care of my nausea. I am stage 4 Kidney disease.