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What Causes Early Morning Nausea?

Every day I wake up I feel like throwing up But I dont I tend to just burp but when I burp I feel like gagging I was exactly like this in 2009 and last year I was perfectly fine now this years the constant gagging and feeling like throwing up is back again I cant live like this no more I hate the throwing up feeling HELP Im female and 19 years of age No not pregnant
Thu, 8 Feb 2018
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Welcome to Health care magic!
Thank you for your question. I understand your concern.

According to your symptoms, it might indicate Chronic constipation, or Peptic ulcer, or Gastritis.
Constipation is most likely to be the cause in your case.
But refer to a Gastroenterologist to make a definite diagnosis.

for now, my advice:
- Eat less at night.
- Sleep or lie down 2hours after meals only. 2hrs is important to be maintained to prevent regurgitation of food.
- If it is confirmed to be constipation then treat constipation with either laxatives or high fibre diet.

Hope this helps.
Take care.
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What Causes Early Morning Nausea?

Welcome to Health care magic! Thank you for your question. I understand your concern. According to your symptoms, it might indicate Chronic constipation, or Peptic ulcer, or Gastritis. Constipation is most likely to be the cause in your case. But refer to a Gastroenterologist to make a definite diagnosis. for now, my advice: - Eat less at night. - Sleep or lie down 2hours after meals only. 2hrs is important to be maintained to prevent regurgitation of food. - If it is confirmed to be constipation then treat constipation with either laxatives or high fibre diet. Hope this helps. Take care.