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Re: nausea to kathryn and ampyaliFrom: ada (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Jul 22 07:08:15 2008
Thank you both for kind responses and suggestions. I will give them both a try. I actually have peppermint tea in the house. I have heard of using ginger so I will pick some up today. I had not realized that constipation makes nausea worse. I usually do not have that problem but I have the last two days...will increase the water. Thanks, Ada At Mon, 21 Jul 2008, ampyali wrote: > >Ada--I'm sorry your endo is causing so much nausea. Mine did too and I >thought I would share something with you that really helped--ginger. I >take is as a hot tea, or put a little baggy of the candied kind in my >purse because I never knew when the nausea would hit. It seemed to >really work for me, so I hope it helps. > >At Mon, 21 Jul 2008, ada wrote: >> >>hello, I have been coming to this forum on and off for around 3 years. I >>had a lap around 3 years for stage 3 endo. Last year I had my uterus >>removed due to adenomyosis and pelvic congestion. At that time I had >>more endo removed. Unfortunately, my doc does not do excision. My pain >>was greatly decreased due to removing the diseased uterus. Sadly, my >>endo pain is creeping back into my life. This week has been really >>tough. Not only have I had pain but lots and lots of nausea. I do not >>think it is nausea due to pain but nausea from the endo. Does anyone >>else deal with nausea out there? I am considering traveling to a >>specialist...gathering my info and will mail it. From there I will >>consider my options. I would just like to know I am not alone with the >>nausea and what you do to combat it. Thanks! Ada >> >>-- >>Ada >>
-- Ada
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