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Stomach problems. Long, but PLEASE read.
Lately I've been having problems with my stomach, but it usually only happens when I go to my dads house. It's always at night time, and I start feeling very naseous like I'm about to throw up, even though I never do. Sometimes I gag and almost throw up. This happens sometimes at my moms, but it has happened every time I've gone to my dads for the past 2ish months. Maybe longer. But the thing is, it only happens on the Friday nights that I get there, and the rest of the time I stay there, it doesn't. I usually take some Pepto Bismal, but I can only take it a little at a time or I feel worse. I also have to pace around. What could be wrong with me, how could I prevent it, and what are some ways to cure naseua fast?
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I know how you feel i had this problem before and my mom took me to a g.i docter and i have the same symptoms as you and my doctor told me i had g.e.r.d so i think you probably have g.e.r.d. and i think you should go c a g.i doctor
Hope i helped hun
~Jenna~
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What kind of foods are you eating at your father's house that may be different from those you normally eat? You need to ask yourself that question first and foremost.
Obviously, there's food or a style of cooking with too much grease, oil, sauces, spices etc. that is getting to your stomach and causing this to occur. Eventually, if it continues you might end up vomiting each time you are there.
Maybe you are intolerant to certain foods he is serving you on those Friday nights or to certain sauces, textures, fast-foods without thinking about it.
This happened to me and I ended up vomitting every single time certain sauces, foods, spices and fast-food were introduced. I had to go in to the hospital to be checked out and I was told that it could be an ulcer or a galbladder issue. You might have something like that developing.
What you ought to do is tell your dad tha you often feel nausea after eating on the Fridays and are taking ant-acids to avoid vomitting. Ask him to stop serving the usual fare and to take you to see a doctor about what's happening. If you're feeling any pain accompanying the naseau see a doctor pronto.
They'll know what you'll need to do and if it's a big problem will have solutions or it could be as simple as you never eating certain foods again as your stomach can no longer take it. Check in to an ulcer related problem or galbladder acting up. This is based on personal experience.
You really should get your father to stop serving what he usually serves first of all and see what happens. Grab for the ant-acids only if naseau happens again and when and if it does go see a doctor immediately following.
It sounds as though your stomach cannot handle certain foods anymore and is telling you this is the only way it knows how. Something funky is going on here that needs to be throughly checked out.
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