Chronic Nausea: What solutions have you found?

Just a quick tip. I have some digestive issues that come with nausea and I have used these Ginger Chews. They are like little candies individually wrapped. They help my nausea immediately and then for a little while after. Maybe they will help you too. I bought mine at Marshalls but you can find them many places.

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Thanks for your interest @clutch!
I don't take any prescription meds, but have used several supplements for many years to help with osteoporosis and arthritis mostly.
On the advice of my GP, I cut out all of them to see if my nausea abated. It didn't, but I did discover that I no longer needed some of them so in the end, I'm saving a good bit of money, LOL!
As I mentioned in response to Justin, I did try DIgest Gold but it actually caused more stomach upset. I do occasionally take a Gin Gins hard candy. It occasionally helps ever so slightly, but it isn't reliable or very effective.
Regarding triggers, I have learned to avoid foods higher in fat and fiber as those definitely increase the level of nausea. But avoiding them has not eradicated the nausea and I can still have some pretty difficult times.
I appreciate your questions and welcome your thoughts.

@shelahsegal
I have had daily nausea for a year now. I have GERD too but I don’t think it’s related.
Upper endoscopy also normal. Will have gastric emptying testy I had the test before/ normal.
I understand what you say about rx drug-I assume it is Zofran. It works well but causes severe constipation.
Lately I take Bonine for milder nausea. I also have rx Promethazine that works fairly well. Chewing ginger candy takes the edge off to.
I eat different now- some of the foods I used to love before makes me nauseous just thinking about it.
I don’t have any magic cure but you could try the meds I mentioned.

I had chronic nausea for a while and Promethazine helped for sure. Eventually I found the right GI doctor who diagnosed SIBO and then a round of Xiafaxin and going to a strict FODMAP diet helped calm down the nausea. The SIBO hasn't really gone away but that and my nausea is much better with the diet as continuing to watch what I eat.

@astaingegerdm
Thanks for sharing your experience. I am sorry to hear that you are continuing to deal with such difficult symptoms.
Yes, Zofran was the culprit. I was worried about trying Promethazine because the most common side effects are sedation, confusion and even constipation. I assume that you haven't had those issues, which is great, but I'd be nervous to try it.
I will look into Bonine. My doctor never mentioned it.
Thanks again for your interest and suggestions!

Hello, I suffered with nausea for four years after having a Colectomy, colon surgery. I did not vomit ...just felt Yucky all day. Finally, my young Gastroenterologist prescribed Nortriptyline 25mg capsule...take one at night. I have now been free of daily nausea for a year. You may ask your doctor about this.

@salliesallie
It’s so encouraging to hear that you were able to find a solution!
I will definitely look into that medication.
Are you able to eat a normal diet now?

Yes, I am able to eat what I consider a normal diet for me...which is poultry, fish, most vegetables and fruits. I stay away from sugars, processed, and spicy foods.
I take Marilax daily to avoid constipation.
Also, the Nortriptyline advises not to drink alcoholic beverages while taking this medication.
I gladly gave up my nightly glass of wine so as not to feel nauseated all day.
Let me know if you have any other questions.