What causes morning nausea (not pregnant)?

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i vomited this morning after drinking coffee with powder milk. i dont think i'm pregnant i used to drink milk but not anymore i just vomit. this worries me because i love milk very much.

Every morning I wake up feeling nauceous..It goes away after a while, but i am still tired...I am 78 years old and am not pregnant

Hey everyone, Im hoping my response helps. I have had the same problem for as long as I can remember - im in my late 20's and sometimes the symptoms of nausia are really bad but most of the time bearable.

I went to the doctors on Monday after I felt so sick at work I was almost physically sick and my doctor said that the acidity levels in my body were quite high and I needed to cut out some foods to see if this was the issue, she made me cut out Eggs, Yoghurt, black Tea and black coffee and above all no altificial sugar or canned anything. She said it wasnt much to worry about however its just an extreme form of acid reflux.

I thought this was very interesting as on the monday when I was very sick all I had was coffee and two equals. It has now been a week and I feel soooo much better, especially cutting out eggs and egg products, has made me very 50% better.

I enjoy a wine most night which is what I used to blame the nausia on, the doctor confirmed that it probably wasnt helping but it wasnt the sole cause. She also prescribed me some medication to lower my acidity levels however im not a big believer in medication and thought I would try on my own with food to see if it made a difference. If it comes back again I will probably give the medication a go but in the meantime I feel great.

I strongly suggest for anyone having these symptoms to google ' alkaline diets ' its not so much as a diet but a low acidic way of eating. Hope this helps as its worked for me :)

 

Court

I am 16 years old and I get this as well, and I also am not pregnant. It happens sometimes before I go to sleep and always when I wake up. I sometimes eat an hour or two before I sleep but I have always done that and these symptoms are just happening now...

I am 14 years old and have been experiencing the same morning nauzea for about a month.I am experiencing it right now as I lie in bed.My stomach feels hollow yet full of acid,like its reasy to collapse in on itself..though it is not hunger pains.It affects my sporting life as I do sports in the mornings and as a result of this nauzea I feel faint and weak.I fainted once before from it and came very close to cracking my skull on our bathroom floor.My parents have pointed out to me that it started when I began spending a lot of time on the laptop and for a period of time they thought I was anaemic because I was so weak and pale.

Im 15 Years old and I am experiencing morning nausea ...

Hi I'm a RN in Arizona and unfortunately see a lot of people suffering from nausea in the mornings or upon waking. The solution for many is simple: drink more water. Many do not get an adequate amount of water which leads to morning nausea. Try it out and if the problem persists, go visit your primary care provider.

I have the same issue, try this:

 

Use a heating pad on your stomach or space heater at your feet if you're in an office setting. Somehow it mimics a hot bath and makes everything feel better.

 

Also, increase vitamin B or tan for 10 minutes 2x week. It helps.

 

Massages help, too, but can be pricey. Try stretching out your core muscles in the morning. Lay on a floor and twist. Enlongate your torso. Stand up and put your hands up in the air and reach as far as they can go. It works.

 

 

JRygger would you like to explain how that works? Do you think the abdominal muscles are causing the nausea?? And what would vitamin B or tanning have to do with it?

I have this problem often, but especially when I travel. I'm diabetic, so I assumed it was low blood sugar at first, and in some cases it might be. But through testing and adjusting insulin I've found that there isn't really any consistency to that. Sometimes it happens when my BS is normal, or even elevated.

I'm 18 years old and I have this constant nausea threw out the day and I can barely eat much but I'm not pregnant

I know this is an old thread, but thought I'd add my 2 cents.   Other explanations for nausea could be iron deficiency.   About 10 years ago, I had a problem with diarrhea, nausea, weakness.   Had parasitic testing, blood work, sigmoidoscopy, etc.   The only thing that showed was low iron, but the doctors kept saying don't take iron with the GI issues, because it would make them worse.

Well, after I had suffered for 6 weeks, I started doing research on iron deficiency.  It can cause a lot of strange problems in the body, because your tissues aren't getting enough oxygen.

So I decided to go ahead and take iron.  Within 2 weeks, I was completely better.   Shows how much doctors don't know. 

Vitamin and mineral deficiencies can make you very sick.  If you're not eating or absorbing, take a multivitamin when you have a meal, and it may help.

Sinus issues can also cause GI distress.  If you have a sinus infection, and it's not diagnosed, it could be causing stomach issues.

im 60, wake up every mornig with nausea for the last month. what can i do