Nausea

[Guest guest]

Trudy--

Thanks for the input--have the .1mg patch on as we speak--it has helped but

still nauseated. Went back to just soup and Gatorade. Hopefully it will

settle down in a while.

Thanks again.

Caron

[Guest guest]

Caron,

Please check with Dr. R about the nausea, he put me on an estrogen patch for a

couple of weeks, really helped!!

)

Trudy

Re: Nausea

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]

Hey guys,

This thristy feeling will ease, but in the mean time find something that goes

down easy and is good for you, I used watered down gatorade or juice.

Trudy

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]

I felt nausea all the time. Also I believe it to

be a bowel symptom, if someone would have told me

that sooner I may not be where I am right now.

I became so nauseous that I felt I was going to

vomit. I would go to the bathroom to puke in the

toilet and just when I thought my stomach contents

would leave me I got a sudden urge to have a bowel

movement. So instead of bending over I sat down

to take a dump and the nausea ended. I told you I

was messed up.

After I was treated for 2 years on Nystatin these

episodes ended. However today I notice if I eat

sugar, when it gets to my bowels I get nausea attacks

until it, the sugar moves out of my system. I had

also wondered if it is just a sugar sensitivity but

since the Nystatin improved things I will lay

my money on the yeast.

LIZ D

> [Original Message]

> From: <Cis64@...>

> <candidiasis >

> Date: 5/6/01 3:22:17 PM

> Subject: nausea

>

> Does anyone experience nausea as part of the candida? i think i'm too

acidic

> and feel refux, nausea. How can i prevent that? maybe eat less protein,

less

> meat because it is acidic as opposed to alkaline...

>

> Carol

>

--- rabbitbrain@...

--- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

[Guest guest]

Yes, nausea, dehydration, and fatigue are HUGE

side effects from HepC. The treatment will only

enhance these side effects. You need to be sure to drink

more water than you ever have in your life while on

treatment. The Interferon can affect your kidneys so you

need to keep them flushed. Fatigue while on treatment

can be very dibilitating as well. Nausea goes hand in

hand with treatment as well. <br><br>Not everyone

suffers badly from these sides, but others do. You will

have to wait and see what sides affect you.

Considering you are Stage 3, it sounds like you do need to

treat, though.<br><br>I am also Stage 3 and have some

treatment journals on my webpage, covering how I felt

during my treatment regimes, (I did 4 rounds of

treatment). They may help you to know what you MIGHT feel

like.<br><br>Good luck Larry. (That's my husband's name - he also

has HepC but is in Stage 2 and has not done

treatment)<br><br>LeighAnn<br><a href=http://www.geocities.com/1Leighann

target=new>http://www.geocities.com/1Leighann</a>

[Guest guest]

Yes, nausea, dehydration, and fatigue are HUGE

side effects from HepC. The treatment will only

enhance these side effects. You need to be sure to drink

more water than you ever have in your life while on

treatment. The Interferon can affect your kidneys so you

need to keep them flushed. Fatigue while on treatment

can be very dibilitating as well. Nausea goes hand in

hand with treatment as well. <br><br>Not everyone

suffers badly from these sides, but others do. You will

have to wait and see what sides affect you.

Considering you are Stage 3, it sounds like you do need to

treat, though.<br><br>I am also Stage 3 and have some

treatment journals on my webpage, covering how I felt

during my treatment regimes, (I did 4 rounds of

treatment). They may help you to know what you MIGHT feel

like.<br><br>Good luck Larry. (That's my husband's name - he also

has HepC but is in Stage 2 and has not done

treatment)<br><br>LeighAnn<br><a href=http://www.geocities.com/1Leighann

target=new>http://www.geocities.com/1Leighann</a>

[Guest guest]

Amber,

That's great. I saw those in the drug store when I went on the mad search

for pill organizer. I'm not bothered with nausea no that I'm on Cellcept but

this might be a possibility if they switch me back to Imuran. Glad it works

for you.

[Guest guest]

Thank you, my pharmacist told me it is a side effect from the prednisone.

I'll try the tea. Gloria in Mi.

[Guest guest]

Hello this is ann from MN. I too suffered from severe nausea and vomitting with my PBC. When I went to my doc he gave me a prescription for Aciphex. It is the same time drug as Zantac Prilosec etc. My theory is the acids gets so screwed up in our system it irritates our stomach. The day I started taking this med my nausea and vomitting stopped. And there are virtually no side effects to this type of med that I know of. Hope you feel better soon.

annMN

[ ] Nausea

Joanne, I had no idea that nausea tends to go with liver disease. For thefirst time since AIH dx in 1995 (then additional dx of PBC in 1999) I havebeen having a terrible problem with nausea - almost daily, sometimesaccompanied by vomiting; I broke down and bought Emetrol. I have takenAtarax for something else (I forget, itching?) but knew nothing about itbeing helpful for nausea. I guess Phenergen is by prescription. I naggedand threatened my PCP into moving my appt from May 10 to April 22nd, so Iwill definitely ask about this. All I've done for weeks is take heartburnmeds; the problem with this is that the pain is in my neck. So I amclueless. Of course I also have autoimmune thyroid disease and, oh, shoot,I can't remember the other autoimmune thing! "Nausea tends to go with liver disease....if it isn't connected toanother problem then Atarax is great for nausea, and a strongeranti-nausea med is Phenergen. "

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I take aciphex and it has really helped me. I get free samples all the time from my dr. I recommend it for anyone having stomach problems.

I'm glad it is helping you.

AIH W.V.

[Guest guest]

susan,

hi, i do not have fatty inf. , only aih but do get nauseous often. i

don't know the reason. my mother also has aih and fatty inf. of the

liver. her fatty inf. was caused by taking prednisome to treat the

aih. hope to hear from you soon

jennifer in georgia-

-- In @y..., " susan johnson " <shireen42@h...> wrote:

> HI,

>

> I have fatty liver. I often get nauseated for seeminly no reason.

Could

> the fatty liver be the reason for that?

>

> shireen

>

>

>

>

> _________________________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

I felt this way for the first couple of weeks. I felt that if I ate

anything at all, I would vomit. I'd talk to Dana again though and see what

she says. It did pass for me.

Betty Pappas

MGB: 3/13/00

250/155

Nausea

> Hi,

> Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a medium to

high level of nausea for the past three weeks. I talked to Dana about it

and she thought perhaps I might have H. pylori. She sent me out a PrevPak,

but after three doses, I was so sick and weak from the constant diarrhea,

that I had to back off for a few days. I'll try again in a couple of days.

But I was just wondering if anything else has been known to cause nausea

after WLS. I have only vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I always

feel like I'm about to throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling

nauseated all the time. Thanks,

> Pat

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It could possibly be due to vitamins. There are two great quality vitamin

companies that I use: Isotonix and Reiv. They are both powder form that you mix

with water, and they are both easily absorbed.

Don W DC

Nausea

Hi,

Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a medium to high

level of nausea for the past three weeks. I talked to Dana about it and she

thought perhaps I might have H. pylori. She sent me out a PrevPak, but after

three doses, I was so sick and weak from the constant diarrhea, that I had to

back off for a few days. I'll try again in a couple of days. But I was just

wondering if anything else has been known to cause nausea after WLS. I have

only vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I always feel like I'm about to

throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling nauseated all the time. Thanks,

Pat

[Guest guest]

Pat,

Most likely H. Pylori.... I know it really could make me feel nauseated,

especially if I had an empty stomach. And I would throw up pure bile as

well. Since you backed off the PrevPak, you will need to take a new script,

as it is really necessary to take the meds the FULL 14 days. Trust me,

missing some doses even if you feel better, or even finishing up the total

amount of drugs after missing some days or doses... It does really matter

with this bug. Been There Done That! The diarrhea, is something because of

the Flagyl.... I don't know, you may have to ask if there is something you

could lesson that with... But it's the only thing that has made me really

nauseous..... except eating wrong... :ps

Hugs,

LyndaV

Cushing Oklahoma USA

p8nlady@...

9/5/2001

296/168

...I am always happy to be a contact. But

Please....contact me privately.

Nausea

> Hi,

> Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a medium to

high level of nausea for the past three weeks. I talked to Dana about it

and she thought perhaps I might have H. pylori. She sent me out a PrevPak,

but after three doses, I was so sick and weak from the constant diarrhea,

that I had to back off for a few days. I'll try again in a couple of days.

But I was just wondering if anything else has been known to cause nausea

after WLS. I have only vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I always

feel like I'm about to throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling

nauseated all the time. Thanks,

> Pat

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I also ate yogurt and took acidophyllis while on the prev pak.. Helped the

diarrhea immensely. Good luck. and happy pill taking :-) 10/16/02

284/222

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Pat,

Most likely H. Pylori.... I know it really could make me feel nauseated,

especially if I had an empty stomach. And I would throw up pure bile as

well. Since you backed off the PrevPak, you will need to take a new script,

as it is really necessary to take the meds the FULL 14 days. Trust me,

missing some doses even if you feel better, or even finishing up the total

amount of drugs after missing some days or doses... It does really matter

with this bug. Been There Done That! The diarrhea, is something because of

the Flagyl.... I don't know, you may have to ask if there is something you

could lesson that with... But it's the only thing that has made me really

nauseous..... except eating wrong... :ps

Hugs,

LyndaV

Cushing Oklahoma USA

p8nlady@...

9/5/2001

296/168

...I am always happy to be a contact. But

Please....contact me privately.

Nausea

>Hi,

>Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a medium to

high level of nausea for the past three weeks. I talked to Dana about it

and she thought perhaps I might have H. pylori. She sent me out a PrevPak,

but after three doses, I was so sick and weak from the constant diarrhea,

that I had to back off for a few days. I'll try again in a couple of days.

But I was just wondering if anything else has been known to cause nausea

after WLS. I have only vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I always

feel like I'm about to throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling

nauseated all the time. Thanks,

>Pat

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

This is a great suggestionfor Pat. Yogurt and acidophyllis both help to

replace the good bacteria back into the intestines which in turn

decreases diarrhea.

Sincerely,

Pusey, FNP

Re: Nausea

I also ate yogurt and took acidophyllis while on the prev pak.. Helped

the

diarrhea immensely. Good luck. and happy pill taking :-)

10/16/02

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Pat,

Most likely H. Pylori.... I know it really could make me feel nauseated,

especially if I had an empty stomach. And I would throw up pure bile as

well. Since you backed off the PrevPak, you will need to take a new

script,

as it is really necessary to take the meds the FULL 14 days. Trust me,

missing some doses even if you feel better, or even finishing up the

total

amount of drugs after missing some days or doses... It does really

matter

with this bug. Been There Done That! The diarrhea, is something

because of

the Flagyl.... I don't know, you may have to ask if there is something

you

could lesson that with... But it's the only thing that has made me

really

nauseous..... except eating wrong... :ps

Hugs,

LyndaV

Cushing Oklahoma USA

p8nlady@...

9/5/2001

296/168

...I am always happy to be a contact. But

Please....contact me privately.

Nausea

>Hi,

>Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a medium

to

high level of nausea for the past three weeks. I talked to Dana about

it

and she thought perhaps I might have H. pylori. She sent me out a

PrevPak,

but after three doses, I was so sick and weak from the constant

diarrhea,

that I had to back off for a few days. I'll try again in a couple of

days.

But I was just wondering if anything else has been known to cause nausea

after WLS. I have only vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I

always

feel like I'm about to throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling

nauseated all the time. Thanks,

>Pat

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Could you be having trouble with your gallbladder?

Nausea

>Hi,

>Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a medium to

high level of nausea for the past three weeks. I talked to Dana about it

and she thought perhaps I might have H. pylori. She sent me out a PrevPak,

but after three doses, I was so sick and weak from the constant diarrhea,

that I had to back off for a few days. I'll try again in a couple of days.

But I was just wondering if anything else has been known to cause nausea

after WLS. I have only vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I always

feel like I'm about to throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling

nauseated all the time. Thanks,

>Pat

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

I've already had my gall bladder removed. I think I have found the problem. I

hate to have to admit it, but I think I caused my own problem by not doing all

that I was supposed to. I have always had a " sensitive " stomach. Any emotional

upsets or different foods always have caused diarrhea. I had IBS for several

years until I found out that white flour was causing that. At two weeks

post-op, when I was supposed to start the Actigall, it gave me terrible diarrhea

and gas. You could hear my stomach rolling in the next room. It felt like I

had one of those creatures from the movie, " Alien " inside me. So I stopped the

Actigall. I tried it again a few days later and the same thing happened. This

time, I rationalized that since I had already had gall bladder surgery, I didn't

really need the Actigall and I did not try to take it again. I kept telling

myself that I would try it again later, but that it was not too important

(former gall bladder surgery and all...). So I was not on the Actigall....at

all. Later, when the nausea was so bad and I sent the e-mail below to this

list, I decided to do some internet research on nausea and weight loss surgery.

I read a LOT about it, but found the answer (for me) in a Search of Dr.

Rutledge's site, where he said that he had been able to help people with bile

reflux and nausea by using antacids and Actigall. it was like a lightbulb went

on for me, rather belatedly. I went immediately and took an Actigall and

suffered the consequences, but the nauea went away. I've been on the Actigall

(only once daily, so far) for three days now. I've got BAD diarrhea and massive

amounts of gas---but no nausea. I can only pray that my body will adjust to the

Actigall, but I'd rather have this than the nausea.

My reason for " fessing up " about this is so it will be in the alist rchives if

anyone else has intractable nausea, perhaps they will find it and it can help

them.

Sheepishly,

Pat

12/19/02

250/222

Nausea

>Hi,

>Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a medium to

high level of nausea for the past three weeks. I talked to Dana about it

and she thought perhaps I might have H. pylori. She sent me out a PrevPak,

but after three doses, I was so sick and weak from the constant diarrhea,

that I had to back off for a few days. I'll try again in a couple of days.

But I was just wondering if anything else has been known to cause nausea

after WLS. I have only vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I always

feel like I'm about to throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling

nauseated all the time. Thanks,

>Pat

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Pat,

I'm glad you figuredout the trouble and I hope that you are feeling

better.That of course is the most important!

Re: Nausea

>,

>I've already had my gall bladder removed. I think I have found the

problem. I hate to have to admit it, but I think I caused my own problem by

not doing all that I was supposed to. I have always had a " sensitive "

stomach. Any emotional upsets or different foods always have caused

diarrhea. I had IBS for several years until I found out that white flour

was causing that. At two weeks post-op, when I was supposed to start the

Actigall, it gave me terrible diarrhea and gas. You could hear my stomach

rolling in the next room. It felt like I had one of those creatures from

the movie, " Alien " inside me. So I stopped the Actigall. I tried it again

a few days later and the same thing happened. This time, I rationalized

that since I had already had gall bladder surgery, I didn't really need the

Actigall and I did not try to take it again. I kept telling myself that I

would try it again later, but that it was not too important (former gall

bladder surgery and all...). So I was not on the Actigall....at all.

Later, when the nausea was so bad and I sent the e-mail below to this list,

I decided to do some internet research on nausea and weight loss surgery. I

read a LOT about it, but found the answer (for me) in a Search of Dr.

Rutledge's site, where he said that he had been able to help people with

bile reflux and nausea by using antacids and Actigall. it was like a

lightbulb went on for me, rather belatedly. I went immediately and took an

Actigall and suffered the consequences, but the nauea went away. I've been

on the Actigall (only once daily, so far) for three days now. I've got BAD

diarrhea and massive amounts of gas---but no nausea. I can only pray that my

body will adjust to the Actigall, but I'd rather have this than the nausea.

>My reason for " fessing up " about this is so it will be in the alist rchives

if anyone else has intractable nausea, perhaps they will find it and it can

help them.

>Sheepishly,

>Pat

>12/19/02

>250/222

> Nausea

>

>

> >Hi,

> >Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a medium to

> high level of nausea for the past three weeks. I talked to Dana about it

> and she thought perhaps I might have H. pylori. She sent me out a

PrevPak,

> but after three doses, I was so sick and weak from the constant diarrhea,

> that I had to back off for a few days. I'll try again in a couple of

days.

> But I was just wondering if anything else has been known to cause nausea

> after WLS. I have only vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I

always

> feel like I'm about to throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling

> nauseated all the time. Thanks,

> >Pat

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Pat,

My name is Rhonda . I had surgery with Dr. R. on November 30,

2000. I had the same type of nausea that you are talking about for

about the first 2 1/2 to 3 months after surgery. Dr. R. prescribed a

hormone patch for me. It did help, but it did not take the nausea

away completely. You may want to ask his office about the hormone

patch if you are not already on one. I'm not sure how far out you

are from your surgery. My nausea started just a few days after I had

surgery, so if you haven't had it from the start it may be something

different for you. I also was treated for the H. Pylori, but when I

had that it was a different kind of nausea that I was feeling. Hope

this helps.

Bonded by our experience, strength and hope

Rhonda

MGB - 11/30/00

279/156/???

> Hi,

> Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a

medium to high level of nausea for the past three weeks. I talked to

Dana about it and she thought perhaps I might have H. pylori. She

sent me out a PrevPak, but after three doses, I was so sick and weak

from the constant diarrhea, that I had to back off for a few days.

I'll try again in a couple of days. But I was just wondering if

anything else has been known to cause nausea after WLS. I have only

vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I always feel like I'm

about to throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling nauseated all

the time. Thanks,

> Pat

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Rhonda,

Thanks for the information. I've began having the nausea about 4 weeks out.

It's there all the time, except when I have just eaten or when I drink a lot of

Gatorade. (Go figure...) I wonder if the latter is possibly because I've

" watered down " the bile that is making me feel nauseated. I only threw up once

and that was pure bile.

I am hoping Dr. Rutledge will see this e-mail and give me an opinion.

Dana prescribed the PrevPac for me, but it gave me such bad diarrhea, that I

took it for 1 1/2 days and had to back off. Then, the Actigall helped for a few

days and I thought the problem was over. Now it has started again. I will

start the PrevPac again if I have to, but am hoping that there is another cause

for the nausea.

How old are you? I am 59 and menopausal. I wonder if the hormone patch would

still help me.

Thanks again,

Pat

Re: Nausea

Hi Pat,

My name is Rhonda . I had surgery with Dr. R. on November 30,

2000. I had the same type of nausea that you are talking about for

about the first 2 1/2 to 3 months after surgery. Dr. R. prescribed a

hormone patch for me. It did help, but it did not take the nausea

away completely. You may want to ask his office about the hormone

patch if you are not already on one. I'm not sure how far out you

are from your surgery. My nausea started just a few days after I had

surgery, so if you haven't had it from the start it may be something

different for you. I also was treated for the H. Pylori, but when I

had that it was a different kind of nausea that I was feeling. Hope

this helps.

Bonded by our experience, strength and hope

Rhonda

MGB - 11/30/00

279/156/???

> Hi,

> Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a

medium to high level of nausea for the past three weeks. I talked to

Dana about it and she thought perhaps I might have H. pylori. She

sent me out a PrevPak, but after three doses, I was so sick and weak

from the constant diarrhea, that I had to back off for a few days.

I'll try again in a couple of days. But I was just wondering if

anything else has been known to cause nausea after WLS. I have only

vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I always feel like I'm

about to throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling nauseated all

the time. Thanks,

> Pat

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Pat,

I'm a little behind on reading the post right now. It sure sounds

like H-pylori. I hope you have found out what is wrong by now and

have found something that helps you to get over it. I have problems

with diarrhea all the time, so I can feel for you. I have resorted

to taking Amodium AD because it has been so bad. I can't even

imagine being constipated like some people have talked about. I take

my Citrucel and still have problems with it.

I will be 47 in July. Not quite menopausal yet, but I'm waiting. Of

course, I'm not to anxious to go through all the junk that goes along

with it.

I think you should call Dr. R.'s office if you have not yet and get

some advice from them about taking the PrevPac and the diarrea that

it gives you. It sounds like you need to be on something for your

symptoms. Good luck and I hope you get to feeling better real soon.

Bonded by our experience, strength and hope

Rhonda

MGB - 11/30/00

279/156/???

> > Hi,

> > Has anyone had much trouble with nausea post-op? I have had a

> medium to high level of nausea for the past three weeks. I

talked to

> Dana about it and she thought perhaps I might have H. pylori.

She

> sent me out a PrevPak, but after three doses, I was so sick and

weak

> from the constant diarrhea, that I had to back off for a few

days.

> I'll try again in a couple of days. But I was just wondering if

> anything else has been known to cause nausea after WLS. I have

only

> vomited once, pure bile---nasty stuff. But I always feel like

I'm

> about to throw up. I'm getting pretty tired of feeling nauseated

all

> the time. Thanks,

> > Pat

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Tracey,

I have started to have nausea since I started on Imuran. I don't

vomit with it, just feel like I'm going to.

Are you on Imuran?

Laneybeth (Brisbane, Australia 20yrs)

> Can everyone tell me about their nausea if you have it or have had

it

> to any degree??

>

> I just had my labs done today because I have had terrible nausea in

> the last 2 weeks. Its not with me all day. Usually in the morning

> when I get up...and then again in the evening. I have waves of it

> during the day. I have not have any vomiting..just feeling like I

am

> going to.

>

> When you have it do you usually have vomiting? Is it the feeling

> like everything is going to find its way out? Or is it that pain

in

> the upper part of the stomach near the breastbone that nags at you

> all day?

>

> I have had all of these. I just dont know which is common with the

> elevated LFTs.

>

> With a 9 month old sitting on my lap...a 12 year old at my feet..a

16

> and 17 year old on the road...I can happily say that I cannot

> attribute this nausea to pregnancy....haha.

>

> I will find out the results of my labs tomorrow and hope that they

> are not the cause of my sick feeling.

>

> Thanks

> Tracey

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Sylvia

I totally agree with you! I have also found that if I just "get going" I can cope with it better. Maybe its just the miud on other things instead of dwelling on it.

The only med that I am currently on is Actigall or URSO..If that is what is causing the nausea then I have not noticed it until now..and I have been on it for 2 months now. Maybe if if I pray really hard..my LFTs have gone down and I am on TO much actigall at this point...wouldnt that be nice...

Thanks everyone

Tracey

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Tracey, what you describe was what I felt like on Imuran and Cellcept. When they switched me to 6MP, I felt much better.

Debby

[ ] nausea

Can everyone tell me about their nausea if you have it or have had it to any degree??I just had my labs done today because I have had terrible nausea in the last 2 weeks. Its not with me all day. Usually in the morning when I get up...and then again in the evening. I have waves of it during the day. I have not have any vomiting..just feeling like I am going to.When you have it do you usually have vomiting? Is it the feeling like everything is going to find its way out? Or is it that pain in the upper part of the stomach near the breastbone that nags at you all day?I have had all of these. I just dont know which is common with the elevated LFTs.With a 9 month old sitting on my lap...a 12 year old at my feet..a 16 and 17 year old on the road...I can happily say that I cannot attribute this nausea to pregnancy....haha.I will find out the results of my labs tomorrow and hope that they are not the cause of my sick feeling.Thanks Tracey