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I'm a 53 year old female
Vagus nerve?
I quit all Pharma, alcohol, and am working on a back to basics lifestyle
Started this a year ago. My inflammation has improved substantially
Lymph drain massage, diet, excersize, sleep, balance, therapy, swimming, yoga, community, work. Prayer
New habits
Things that bring joy
Sunshine
Same, but mine have been going on for 2 years. Dr thought it was Appendix, removed May 2020. No relief. Removed Gal Bladder Jan 2021. No relief.
The only relief I can find it a strain of marijuana that keeps the nausea at bay.
It is so weird. It is like sometimes I am hungry, but my body is revolted by the thought of food. I have pains in my upper left abdomen. If I do not have 4 to 8 bowels movements per day, it is none for 4 to 5 days.
I AM MISERABLE
@greg1234 my doctors are still working with me but I have been helped by going on a low histamine diet, removing all sugar with the exception of fruit, reduce activity dramatically and I am dairy and gluten free. This helps if I do not walk too much and I mean 2 miles in a day is too much. D
@greg1234 I have been helped by gluten, dairy free, no sugar and a low histamine diet. In addition no real activity.
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Welcome, Greg. I moved your question about gastro symptoms post-COVID to this existing discussion that @sieb369 started called "Covid Recovery: How can I manage GI issues?" https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/covid-recovery-and-gi-pain/
I did this so you can connect with Sieb and others talking about GI symptoms like @ineedanswers38 @tschumpers5 @luisa22 and @lauriekh
If you are also dealing with nausea, check out this related discussion:
- Has anyone had nausea with the coronavirus or post-COVID? https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/coronavirus-2/
Greg, what symptoms are you experiencing? Do any foods trigger the issues or help?