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Q: Please Help Me, Stomach Problems

asked by: helpmeplease91 on March 17th, 2006

New User

I have anxiety, I worry alot about having stomach problems such as gerd, vomiting blood etc.. In the mornings I have this weird feeling in my upper stomach it's hard to explain like a bloated,hollow hungry feeling, anyway I usually eat then it goes away. Is this a known symptom of anxiety?

And some days this feeling in my upper stomach lasts almost the whole day and it's not painful at all but very discomforting please help!

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munky23

replied on March 18th, 2006

Experienced User

When do you last eat the night before?
Maybe it would help if you eat right before bed or a few hours before bed so you don't wake up so hungry.
I don't think it has anything to do with anxiety.
I've had hunger problems in the morning since I can remember. If I don't eat right away I will gag and feel like vomiting because I get so hungry. I solve this by eating a snack at night.

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