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Does anyone have that vomit-ty feeling?

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Idolwild
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Posted 9/14/2007 10:06 AM (GMT -6)
I know this is usually related to obstruction but I don't think so in this case. I'm not sure if it's the Prednisone or the Protonix weakening my stomach juices too much but every once and awhile I get this kinda feeling like I want to toss - but it never gets that bad. I wouldn't call it reflux cause there is no pain, and I don't think I'd call it nausea because, I don't know, it just doesn't seem that bad. It comes and goes seemingly at random - no tie to when I eat or my position that I can figure. Testing shows I'm mostly inflamed in the large colon. I do have alot of bloat going on.
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belleenstein
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Posted 9/14/2007 11:41 AM (GMT -6)
Nausea is one of the most common symptoms of crohn's disease. I know I have gone through periods when I had episodes of nausea every day. As you say not so bad that you are in danger of vomiting, just queasy. I had to learn to eat even though I never felt hungry during these times. Otherwise I would have been anorexic because I forget what it felt like to be hungry.

I'm not feeling that way anymore. After years of mostly being the other way it is a wake-up call in retrospect. I think it is a significant symptom if it is pervasive, not just once in awhile.
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bektold
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Posted 9/14/2007 12:19 PM (GMT -6)

Ginger is a natural nausea remedy.  I've tried ginger tea, but didn't notice a difference.  I may not have brewed it strong enough.  My mom found some ginger candies called Ginger Chews, and they seem to help with queaziness.  I haven't felt run-for-the-bathroom bad since I got them, so I don't know how much they'll help if it's really bad.

Peppermint is supposed to be good for settling the stomach also.

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Nanners
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Posted 9/14/2007 12:31 PM (GMT -6)
I have nausea all the time. I have to take 8 mg Zofran every morning and Phenergan everynight before bed. Mine is no longer really caused by a blockage, at least my GI doesn't think so, its more related to a mechanical problem I have since my resections. (Things move differently thru my system now)I have to make sure I eat every 2 hours or so or I can get really nauseous really quickly. I am suspecting the Pred is more than likely the culprit in your case. It does it to me too. The Ginger idea is a good one too. A old GI of mine told me about Ginger Altoids that help too. Those are recommended to pregnant women when they have morning sickness.
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curley
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Posted 9/14/2007 1:15 PM (GMT -6)
I have been dealing with nausea for a long time now.I take phenergan for about for years now and I don't know what I would have done if it had not been for it.I have now been up graded I now have crohns in my stoamach (sp)this is why I have been throwing up so much.But even way befor I was told I have in my stomach I had nausea all of the time and out of know where I would throw up with no warning what's so ever.I also have Gerd and that does not help either.
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Celey
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Posted 9/14/2007 1:21 PM (GMT -6)
That's funny... I remember when I was having nausea all the time, the doctors thought it was unusual for someone with Crohn's disease... //@.@\\'... *I don't get as nauseous anymore... since I've eliminated milk products from my diet...*
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dragonfly137927
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Posted 9/14/2007 6:58 PM (GMT -6)
Since my surgeries this year I feel nauseaus a lot. After my ostomy I had abscesses in my abdomen that when they went in for the reversal they actually had to scrape my abd walls down to rid it of the infection. Since my reversal I have vomited 2 times once was within a month post op the other was this morning.

After my ostomy Sx I was nauseous a lot but I actually didnt vomit until one day a banana I ate didnt agree, that was in april the week of the 21st. Today I ate a banana for the first time since then....granted I vomited many times between the 2 incidents ...but I vomited again , no visable banana but makes me want to turn those on my table into banana bread instead. They use to cause heartburn in me prior to having my gall bladder removed in 99 but besides that they were always a safe food for me
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sbcgrace
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Posted 9/14/2007 7:08 PM (GMT -6)
I am pretty much nauseous all the time. It is so hard to deal with. On one hand you feel like you are going to puke all the time but you know that eating might potentially make things better. I'm just scared to eat because since this DD I VERY easily puke. It is so annoying. I was on a date the other night and got nauseous. Great. I had to jump out of the car and run around the side of a building to puke. When I came back my date asked if I was ok. Thank GOD his dad has CD so he totally understands!
I take phenergan when my nausea is TOTALLY out of control. Phenergan makes me really zoned out. If I take just a half of a pill it doesn't do much. If I take a whole pill I sleep for 2 days. I think I'm going to have to ask for some zofran next time I see my GI. I'm hoping that starting Remicade soon will also help with my nausea. Has anyone had success with that?
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nawlinscate
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Posted 9/14/2007 9:06 PM (GMT -6)
Hey, me, too! I'm nauseated a lot of the time, and it's kind of a relief to know that so many of you are, too. I haven't taken anything for it, but I'm reaching the point where I may want to. I really really hate the nausea.

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Opossumgirl
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Posted 9/18/2007 8:18 AM (GMT -6)
I have trouble with the nausea, too. I try ignore it as much as possible and then sip on COLD peppermint water (Metromint) to help it if it's really bad. My doctor gave me metoclopramide to help it, but I don't like the way it makes me feel. Hope you feel better!
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Nanners
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Posted 9/18/2007 9:18 AM (GMT -6)
Hey Opossumgirl, I can't take the Reglan (metoclopramide) either, makes me feel like I want to jump out of my skin. Gives me the heebie-jeebie's. Ask your doc about Zofran, it works great for the nausea, but doesn't make you loopy.
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angelang40
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Posted 9/20/2007 10:01 AM (GMT -6)
mad  the nauseas hell get shot of the kfc the pizza huts and the maccy ds tongue the smell alone makes you want to vomit.

i was prescribed domperidome but found they did not help so i went into the health shop and bought bags and bags of crystalised ginger yeah

it truly works only problem now is partner wont come near me for the smell!!!!!!!!!! better than hallitosis haha.

joking aside i thoroughly reccomend it to all crohnnies

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Zanne
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Posted 9/20/2007 1:32 PM (GMT -6)
I was almost never nauseous until about a year and a half ago, now all the time. When I said something to my GI in the city he said that nausea wasn't all that common in CDers, Ha I don't believe that. What I find strange is that my presentation of symptoms would change so drastically after almost 20 years. I still believe that they will eventually find that all of my gastritis issues were CD in the stomach that just wasn't showing on biopsy and that is why I am nauseous all the time.

As for how to deal with it, I'm at a loss. I take Zofran, Tigan both orally and suppository but sometimes none of those work and I end up worshiping the porcelain god. YUCK!
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megamax
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Posted 9/20/2007 1:55 PM (GMT -6)
I feel the most nauseous when I wake up in the morning....I kinda feel ok during the day....but the morning are horrible...I feel like I am pregnant all over again!!!!

Jackie
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Rainbeaux
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Posted 9/27/2007 12:16 PM (GMT -6)

You know when I feel the most nausaus? ( lol how DO you spell that word ) after I go #2.Whats up with that????? Anyone else??? It's like my system has to recooperate after I go,I feel bad for a little while after.THis mostly happens at night for me.

Rainee

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Nanners
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Posted 9/27/2007 2:02 PM (GMT -6)
Another thought is maybe the Protonix isn't working as well for you anymore. I had it quit working for me and had to change to another Proton Pump Inhibitor and things improved. Just a thought!
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