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Re: A repeated question

From: Allan (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Jul 26 13:41:42 1999

Hi Lisa I don't know anything about the cysts, but do have periodic nausea. Who knows why. But, i find that eating crackers helps; I munch on a few and just sit still or lay down for a while. Sometimes plain chips also help. My stomach tends to upset very easily - even vitamins make me queasy - so I always eat when I take any kind of pill - and find that bread products work the best to keep away the pukies. Hope this helps. luv, Amy

anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
> I just wanted to ask a question I am almost positive I asked before, but
> since there are some new ladies around, someone might have shared. I have
> been diagnosed with some cysts that have covered my right ovary...and
> anxiously awaiting their removal, I will add. I've always had a bit of nausea
> and swelling, but lately the nausea is overwhelming. I can barely take my
> vitamins, dilantin, and synthroid in the a.m. and have to lay down til it
> passes if it does. I have all but stopped any kind of pain medicine, just
> occasionally when it gets really bad. Anybody else have that kind of stomach
> upset with cysts? Thanks.
> Lisa B.
>

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