
Nausea, No Vomiting, Stomach Pain, Occasional Nosebleed. Done Stomach Emptying Test. Visited Counselor. Is It Gastroparesis?

Thanks for posting your query.
I assume she has been thoroughly evaluated for any gastrointestinal cause of nausea.
I would agree that GERD could be one possibility. If stomach emptying is normal then gastroparesis seems unlikely.
Have you got her checked by an ear nose throat specialist for any throat irritation or adenoids, tonsillitis and confirmed the cause of nose bleeding? if not then please do consult and get these problems ruled out.
Another possibility is a premenstrual syndrome if she has started getting periods and symptoms are related to onset of periods. If she has not yet got her periods yet then please ignore this consideration.
I would also agree that stress can be a factor in causing such symptoms in this age especially for girls.
So kindly discuss these points with your physician to rule out the above stated possibilities and reach a diagnosis. It's difficult for me to pinpoint a single diagnosis as of now.
Hope I have answered your query.
I'll be available for any follow up queries.
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Could GERD cause all this nausea? Could it be mostly "in her head"? though her stomach hurts much of the time? Her counselor is trying to help her with it.
Thanks for the follow up query.
Tonsils, adenoids can cause throat irritation and nausea, the nose bleed could be due to dryness as her doctor suggested.
Hearing the details, I think GERD (Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease) is the most likely diagnosis causing her problems, I would advise you to discuss with her doctor regarding starting daily antacids like pantoprazole or ranitidine.
It can be aggravated by stress if not caused by it. It's good to seek counseling if that helps.
Try to give her plenty of water, sleep and a balanced diet, eating one to two hours before bedtime.
Avoid XXXXXXX fried foods and coffee and minimize chocolate intake.
Hope I have answered your query. Please accept the reply if you have no further queries.
Regards,

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