Hi, @kona6. Having huge waves of nausea and also moving into the vomiting stage are super unpleasant. I've got anti-nausea lozenges in my desk and "barf bags" in all our vehicles. I've also had my belly hurt like crazy, to the point I could no longer sit down and do any work. The time where I needed all this is when I was on semaglutide (Wegovy), which gave me these side effects. I realize your symptoms come from something much different, but I empathize with the symptoms you've had to deal with.

What a bummer that you are now home from 6 days in the hospital and are feeling more miserable than ever.

If you've not yet read this, you might appreciate some of this Mayo Clinic information on pancreatitis and on hyperparathyroidism:

- Pancreatitis https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/pancreatitis/symptoms-causes/syc-20360227
f anyone here also has untreated hyperparathyroidism which led to hypercalcemia which led to acute pancreatitis

- Hyperparathyroidism https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hyperparathyroidism/symptoms-causes/syc-20356194

In order to locate Mayo Clinic Connect members who might join this conversation with you who have had untreated hyperparathyroidism which led to hypercalcemia which led to acute pancreatitis - or who have seen this occur before or know anything about it, I'm tagging members from various Connect support groups to come chat with you about this topic. Please meet @kitten92 @pml @ladyaceintx1 @redhead1116 @sonic997 @fogel1960 @astaingegerdm @beachdog @lightluz @tsch @ssmab @sebutler @pah17 @4deborahrb @florentina99 @hellonewyork.

kona6 - when you were dismissed from the hospital, did they prescribe some medications for the symptoms you'd been experiencing? Does the doctor whose service you were on at the hospital know how bad you've been feeling since you got back home? If not, are you thinking about telling him or her about it?