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Q: Consistant Nausea

asked by: Rosiepinkfluffy on July 8th, 2007

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I'm 19 and have been feeling sick and nauseas but not actually being sick.its been going on for 2 years now.ii've had several blood tests for liver kidneys and thyroid but nothing showed up.i'm on medication for acid reflux but im still nauseas 6 out 7 days a week.anyone got any ideas on what it could be.?

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Ash85

replied on September 17th, 2007

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Hi,

Are you on the contraceptive pill by any chance?

About two years ago, when i was about 20, I was on the pill and experienced terrible nausea. I went off the pill for the past two years and hadn't felt nauseous at all. In the last two days I have gone back onto the pill and the nausea has come right back. I take my pill at nighttime, during dinner, and the entire day I am ill. It peaks around 5-7pm (I take my pill at 8:30pm). I am 100% not pregnant (before u ask).

I'm two days into this and not sure I can handle going on with it.

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