Nausea

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Geri and all,

When you have nausea from liver problem what is it like. I am having such

terrible nausea. Only relief is eating, but cant eat constantly!It is

almost pain, but nauseous.

J

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>From: Geri Spang <spangs@...>

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>Hi Barbara,

>I don't know why none of my doctors have ever suggested magnesium. My mail

>server has been down most of the night so I've done some web browsing about

>osteoporosis and calcium. Couldn't find anything suggesting magnesium.

>Also, today I received a new copy of UCLA Healthcare in the mail and

>coincidentally, they have an article on osteoporosis. They suggest weight

>bearing exercises, raloxifene, calcium and vitamin D but not a word about

>magnesium. Maybe this is one of those deals where they assume you know.

>But, I didn't know. Until months after I started taking Prednisone, I

>wasn't even taking calcium. I was in no condition to retain most of what

>anyone told me when I was first diagnosed so hard telling what else I've

>forgotten.

>

>My new doctor is also probably in his 30's. I've only seen him once and

>there's only so much we were able to accomplish in one appointment. The

>big concern now is whatever is going on in my abdomen (Another CT scan on

>Wednesday. Lucky me.) The Miacalcin seems to be working fine so far. I

>hope that it restores some bone density.

>

>He said something to me about Evista and I wasn't sure what it was about,

>but I think (and I'll know more later) that he was saying that Evista will

>be approved to be used to restore bone density loss. However, someone else

>said it's already approved for that. I think we were talking about the

>pros and cons of Fosamax and Miacalcin at the time. I shouldn't even be

>mentioning it, because I really don't remember.

>

>For what it's worth, the big time pain I was having in my back and legs is

>almost gone today. It lasted about 4 days total. I started taking

>Miacalcin 4 days ago. It couldn't have a positive effect so quickly, I'm

>sure, so I don't know what has made the difference.

>

>Someone told me that osteoporosis doesn't cause pain, but according to the

>Osteoporosis Foundation, it can cause back pain and also bone pain in the

>back and legs. I don't think that's typical, though, and I think it only

>happens when osteoporosis is severe. I have no reason to think mine is

>severe though it's getting a lot of doctor reaction.

>

>Hope you never have to take something like Fosamax or Miacalcin. Not

>everyone is high risk, but I am genetically and also I fit the profile for

>someone at risk, even without pred. That's why they've kept me on hormones

>all these years. It wasn't indicated for me either until I'd been taking

>pred for a year and a half. Pre-pred, my bone density was 120% of average

>for a woman my age. Think I'm going to simply crumble away?

>Take care,

>Geri

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Janelle,

I can only send you hugs to ease your soul, since I have not started my

treatment yet. {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{Janelle}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}} Feel it?

Love ya,

(AIH)

[Guest guest]

I only know about things from my personal experience and what is

communicated on the web. If you have just started taking the Imuran,

then I would think it is likely to be the cause. I think someone on this

list got really, really sick (almost died) in reaction to Imuran. If you

have been taking the Imuran for a time and it has not been a problem

previously, then Imuran is probably not the problem.

Janelle Asplund wrote:

>

> From: Janelle Asplund <jasplund@...>

>

> Thanks to everyone who responded to my questions about Imuran and nausea.

> As it turns out, my doc thinks it's lowering my pred that's the problem.

[Guest guest]

Janelle My dr. has been reducing Pred. very slowly only bringing it down

2.5 mg every 2 months. I am finally down to 5mg. I am doing pretty good

just very tired. No nausea.

Pa.

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

It sounds like you could have acid reflux, which, as far as I know, doesn't

relate to thyroid disease. Maybe some of the supplements you are taking are

upsetting your stomach. If it is acid reflux, there's lots you can do to

help, but I don't want to go into it unless you think that's what you have.

AntJoan

[Guest guest]

Are you taking the B vitamins or enzymes on an empty stomach?

That would cause your symptoms, I think. Also, I have noticed that digestion

issues are associated with HyperT, I don't have nausea, but I burp alot,

even when I haven't eaten anything for hours, and even when I drink water.

My acupunturist has me taking enzymes with my meals as well as hydrochloric

acid.

Esther

[Guest guest]

Copper on an empty stomach can cause nauseau.

The stomach and digestive system are all part of this miraculous creation we

call our bodies. That's why the thyroid is so important. It impacts many

parts of our body. (metabolism, heart rate, hair, nails, bones, reproductive

system, skin, etc).

[Guest guest]

Responding to the message of <0.6853482.259372a0@...>

from hyperthyroidismegroups:

>

> Dear ,

>

> It sounds like you could have acid reflux, which, as far as I know, doesn't

> relate to thyroid disease. Maybe some of the supplements you are taking are

> upsetting your stomach. If it is acid reflux, there's lots you can do to

> help, but I don't want to go into it unless you think that's what you have.

>

> AntJoan

It's okay. . . I have lots of info at hand if this is acid reflux. The

supplement suggestion triggered a thought -- I've recently begun taking copper,

some zinc, and a couple of other things suggested by . Perhaps I'm reacting

to that. I'm definitely a little paranoid when it comes to my thyroid, but

common sense tells me it would be other parts of the endocrine system that would

go out of whack, not the gastrointenstinal tract! Thanks AntJoan!

[Guest guest]

Responding to the message of <0.53abe228.2593bd66@...>

from hyperthyroidismegroups:

>

> Copper on an empty stomach can cause nauseau.

> The stomach and digestive system are all part of this miraculous creation we

> call our bodies. That's why the thyroid is so important. It impacts many

> parts of our body. (metabolism, heart rate, hair, nails, bones, reproductive

> system, skin, etc).

>

Hmmm. . . I often take the copper mid-morning and without food. I'm going to

try to be more attentive to HOW I'm taking these supplements. Thanks for the

information,

[Guest guest]

-

I have not been treated for anything yet, and I have had the same feeling for

about

two weeks straight now-once I burped and almost tossed my cookies. I thought it

was

just the stomach flu trying to come on full force, but it has lasted too

long........I have almost no TSH...........

Petrie wrote:

> Just a questions folks . . .

>

> I've been in remission for four months, with a TSH that's lower than it used

to

> be preGraves and a body that's definitely still reeling and a bit out of

whack,

> despite my low-normal TSH.

>

> Anyway, I've experienced on again, off again nausea and stomach problems . . .

> indigestion, that sort of thing. Mostly it's just a sick to my stomach

feeling,

> almost like pregnancy. I don't have any bowel or vomiting problems, just

> queasiness and sometimes an acid, almost vomity feeling in my throat. Yuk.

> REALLY like both of my pregnancies.

>

> I know there's an impulse toward thinking any ailment is thyroid related, but

> this one's persisting and getting to be very annoying. Also, this is something

I

> NEVER experienced -- no indigestion, no sick stomach, etc. prior to Graves.

> Anyone else experience this and if so, helpful hints?

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I also burp alot, and I suffer from chronic flatulence-it can be very embarrassing!!!!!!!!!!!1

DearEsther@... wrote:

Are you taking the B vitamins or enzymes on an empty

stomach?

That would cause your symptoms, I think. Also, I have noticed

that digestion

issues are associated with HyperT, I don't have nausea, but I

burp alot,

even when I haven't eaten anything for hours, and even when I drink

water.

My acupunturist has me taking enzymes with my meals as well as hydrochloric

acid.

Esther

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esther:

What kind of enzymes and what do they do? and what does the hydfrochloric

acid do? Thanks

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone:

I have hyper thyroidism, and recently for like say, 5days i have been

experiencing intense nausea that i cant seem to find any relief for. I am

not pregnant. Has anyone else experienced this? It may just be a bug or

something but how long do you let something like this go on, b4 seeing a

doctor, Hope i dont sound like a hypochondriac or anything but just pretty

uncomfortable. thanks,

[Guest guest]

Dear Dina,

I've divided the pills up into 4 times a day. I " ve read that selenium

shouldn't be mixed with vit E and Vit. C and Calcium shouldn't mix with B

vitamins, so I space them out now and absolutely no nausea! If it returns I

will try the ginger.

Thanks,

Le Ann

[Guest guest]

Grady wrote:

> anyone have any good tricks on getting rid of nausea?

> I've also been unable to eat for 2 days. Should I be worried?

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

, what's causing the nausea? I think you ought to speak with your doctor right away, if only to see if he or she can reduce your misery. You MUST stay well-nourished.

Harper

[Guest guest]

,

Email dr.R and they will call you in an estrogen patch. That has happened to

quite a few people and usually the patch takes the nausea away in about 15

minutes.

Carmen

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 04/14/2001 7:00:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

assmith@... writes:

<<

Has anyone else experienced these boughts of nausea? If so, please

tell me they passed soon! >>

,

It took me about 2-3 months to learn to 'regulate' myself, as far as eating

and drinking. It's all a learning experience, and everyone is different. I

barfed many times...whenI drank too fast, or didn't chew well enough. The

kids would see me at the dinner table...turning green...and get up and

run..and they'd say " moms barfing again'.

I figured it all out. Some people can't eat sugar or fat at all...I gan eat

some...and I can't eat rice or ice cream..some people can't eat

pasta....you're just going to have to try things slowly can carefully..and

soon you'll be on your way to feeling better!

Take care!

Dede

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I felt nausea today. I got the MGB on 3/12/01. I am also craving cold,

cold drinks. Nothing seems to help the thirst lately. I thought maybe the

nausea was due to me now eating much at lunch. After I had dinner I felt a

bit better.

I am also tired a lot. Hopefully, that will pass.

Romy

298/270/165

Nausea

Hi everyone! I'm really glad to be a part of the post-op group.

I've got a question that some of you who have been post-opers for a

while might be able to help with.

I had my MGB on 3/8/01 and have been doing just fine with my liquids,

supplements, etc. All of a sudden during the past week I have

started feeling really thirsty (and I am drinking the same amounts of

gatorade as before) and really, really nauseaous (sp?) two or three

times a day. I'm not actually throwing up, but I sure feel as though

I could at any minute.

Has anyone else experienced these boughts of nausea? If so, please

tell me they passed soon!

Cincinnati, OH

294/264/??

[Guest guest]

Hi all--

Still having bouts of nausea and dehydration. One day I'm fine and the next

its barf city. I also think part of the problem is the fact that my sinuses

are running because I have a lot of mucous in the back of my throat and what

comes up. Its been fun the last 2 days--vomit city.

Caron

MGB 3-28-01

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I'm 3.5 months out and believe I've finally gotten into a pattern that works. It

took me a while to relearn how and what and when to eat. I spent almost 2 full

months on liquid and soft foods but then reintroduced foods as desired.

The only real item I've found doesn't sit well is white rice. Had a rabid dog

foam thing happening with cramps for an hour or two and decided I could live

life without white rice rather than tempt the same outcome. Have had no major

problems with other foods (including other rice, pasta, etc) but have recently

found myself moving away from meat and things with grease (giving up my

membership in the Orange Team - sorry). But am back to looking for TASTE and

TEXTURE not volume. Also found that DRY foods are not a favorite. Pasta with

lots of sauce, grilled chicken in a salad works but alone needs some BBQ or

other sauce or it just sort of sits as a lump in my tummy.

I loved spicy foods - sport peppers, italian and and spicy asian cuisewere some

of my favorites - and thought I would be giving these up. Have found that is

definately not the case - as long as I don't eat too much. Have also found

myself migrate toward salads - especially with a little high quality balsamic

vinegar based dressing for a tangy touch.

It took me a few weeks to relearn, but I've avoided reflux by watching what I

drink / eat before bed (gave up apple juice - which seemed to cause nightime

reflux at times - in favor of Gatorade - with ice so that it is a bit watered

down to a 2:1 gatorade:water ratio, it was too sweet for my tastes). Am

surprised at what I can eat (variety NOT volume) and have had no real problems

to speak of. Actually feel better than I ever imagined.

I think everyone has found they can do best when they listen to their new body.

At thimes I think I eat too much but other days have no interest in food at all.

I listen to my stomach as much as possible and have found that this works for

me.

You are not in this alone, but there IS light at the end of the tunnel.

JP

>

>

> Has anyone else experienced these boughts of nausea? If so, please

> tell me they passed soon!

>

>

[Guest guest]

tired?????

take a sublingual b 12 first thing in AM and again at 10 AM for 3

days.....then do 1 " dot " under the tongue once a day in the AM. IT

WORKS!!! be well!

S in VA

> Hi ,

>

> I felt nausea today. I got the MGB on 3/12/01. I am also craving

cold,

> cold drinks. Nothing seems to help the thirst lately. I thought

maybe the

> nausea was due to me now eating much at lunch. After I had dinner

I felt a

> bit better.

> I am also tired a lot. Hopefully, that will pass.

> Romy

> 298/270/165

>

> Nausea

>

>

> Hi everyone! I'm really glad to be a part of the post-op group.

> I've got a question that some of you who have been post-opers for a

> while might be able to help with.

>

> I had my MGB on 3/8/01 and have been doing just fine with my

liquids,

> supplements, etc. All of a sudden during the past week I have

> started feeling really thirsty (and I am drinking the same amounts

of

> gatorade as before) and really, really nauseaous (sp?) two or three

> times a day. I'm not actually throwing up, but I sure feel as

though

> I could at any minute.

>

> Has anyone else experienced these boughts of nausea? If so, please

> tell me they passed soon!

>

>

> Cincinnati, OH

> 294/264/??

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the hot tip !

Nausea

>

>

> Hi everyone! I'm really glad to be a part of the post-op group.

> I've got a question that some of you who have been post-opers for a

> while might be able to help with.

>

> I had my MGB on 3/8/01 and have been doing just fine with my

liquids,

> supplements, etc. All of a sudden during the past week I have

> started feeling really thirsty (and I am drinking the same amounts

of

> gatorade as before) and really, really nauseaous (sp?) two or three

> times a day. I'm not actually throwing up, but I sure feel as

though

> I could at any minute.

>

> Has anyone else experienced these boughts of nausea? If so, please

> tell me they passed soon!

>

>

> Cincinnati, OH

> 294/264/??

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Hi ,

>

> I felt nausea today. I got the MGB on 3/12/01. I am also craving

cold,

> cold drinks. Nothing seems to help the thirst lately. I thought

maybe the

> nausea was due to me now eating much at lunch. After I had dinner

I felt a

> bit better.

> I am also tired a lot. Hopefully, that will pass.

> Romy

> 298/270/165

>

> Nausea

>

>

> Hi everyone! I'm really glad to be a part of the post-op group.

> I've got a question that some of you who have been post-opers for a

> while might be able to help with.

>

> I had my MGB on 3/8/01 and have been doing just fine with my

liquids,

> supplements, etc. All of a sudden during the past week I have

> started feeling really thirsty (and I am drinking the same amounts

of

> gatorade as before) and really, really nauseaous (sp?) two or three

> times a day. I'm not actually throwing up, but I sure feel as

though

> I could at any minute.

>

> Has anyone else experienced these boughts of nausea? If so, please

> tell me they passed soon!

>

>

> Cincinnati, OH

> 294/264/??

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, and Romy,

I am glad to be a member of the post-op group also!! I had the MGB with Dr.

R. on 3/26, and I have been very thirsty. I have found that ice chips are

wonderful. I keep some available almost all day, and they quinch the

thirst. I hope this help you also.

Jan

>From: " " <eskieluvr@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: Nausea

>Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2001 22:33:51 -0000

>

>

> > Hi ,

> >

> > I felt nausea today. I got the MGB on 3/12/01. I am also craving

>cold,

> > cold drinks. Nothing seems to help the thirst lately. I thought

>maybe the

> > nausea was due to me now eating much at lunch. After I had dinner

>I felt a

> > bit better.

> > I am also tired a lot. Hopefully, that will pass.

> > Romy

> > 298/270/165

> >

> > Nausea

> >

> >

> > Hi everyone! I'm really glad to be a part of the post-op group.

> > I've got a question that some of you who have been post-opers for a

> > while might be able to help with.

> >

> > I had my MGB on 3/8/01 and have been doing just fine with my

>liquids,

> > supplements, etc. All of a sudden during the past week I have

> > started feeling really thirsty (and I am drinking the same amounts

>of

> > gatorade as before) and really, really nauseaous (sp?) two or three

> > times a day. I'm not actually throwing up, but I sure feel as

>though

> > I could at any minute.

> >

> > Has anyone else experienced these boughts of nausea? If so, please

> > tell me they passed soon!

> >

> >

> > Cincinnati, OH

> > 294/264/??

> >

> >

> >