Long Covid nausea?
Hi all,
For the past three months I’ve experienced 24/7 nausea and intermittent vomiting. Zero appetite and eating has been next to impossible. I’ve lost so much weight too. However I’ve noticed that during the ovulation phase of my cycle my nausea is a lot less severe or gone completely. My pcp thinks it might be brain gut issues, and I was put on tricyclic antidepressants but that didn’t do much. Has anyone had a similar experience to this and did it go away? What treatments worked for you?
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Thanks so much for your input and reply. Simple and wort a try.
Try using "Emetrol" Rapid Nausea relief 4 oz bottle over the counter. Clears up my Nausea fast. This is a long shot might help might not. Just thought it worth a mention.
Regards,
Scott
It's my understanding that the COVID virus may cause damage to the autonomic nervous system including the vagus nerve which controls gastric motility.
I have been diagnosed with delayed gastric emptying aka gastroparesis which causes persistent nausea. I have been prescribed Reglan which promotes gastric motility and Zofran aka ondensatron which is a common anti-nausea drug that helps somewhat.
Thanks Zorro. Have tried it. Does work more often than not. So it can help. Seems to depend on what I've eaten.
I had a gastric emptying test and it was normal