Hey, I'm in exactly the same boat as you right now. I've been nauseous since Sept. 5th with abdominal pain (not really high on the pain scale, but still there), with migraines (I've never had a migraine before so that's freaky), vertigo, and **TMI warning** I passed some huge blood clots.

My sister has her yearly appointment tomorrow and she said I could take it instead. So I'm stealing her appointment time lol I was just going to wait and see if I get better, but then I was like it's been over 2 weeks, screw it, I'm tired of feeling like crap. I'm going in.

2 weeks is a long time to be sick. I stole an appointment, but if I didn't steal i would've called anyways. I actually regret not calling sooner.

Haha...well maybe you can just let me know what is wrong with us. ;)

I just threw up again so I'll probably call tomorrow, too.

I would call the doctor... I see that you said you would, so that's good. I've been struggling with nausea/dry heaving/pain for a while. Recently I started eating very small amounts of food even when I don't feel like it. For the most part it helps. There have been a few times I got nauseous regardless, but I've been finding that eating very small portions just all throughout the day has helped. Hope you start feeling better.

me too - I eat small meals when I'm nauseous. Funny enough, this has been a strategy of mine for years.
When my college sweetheart was feeling nauseous, I told him to eat something. It didn't quite work the same way for him - he ended up throwing up in the middle of class! Ha! So is this endo specific that it works for us? or do others find this is generally helpful?
Hmmmm....the world may never know...

I was just about to ask about nausea then I saw this. I have noticed it for me more around my cycle and then after. Like now it gets so bad no matter what I eat. I have not vomited but the presence of feeling like you are is bad enough. It is accompanied by pain sometimes or by itself. I try drinking peppermint tea I hear ginger works good. I am seeing a acupuncturist this weekend. I hope they can help me with the pain and the nausea

Thanks for the replies! I ended up going to the doctor yesterday. I saw the physician's assistant. She was very thorough, but I didn't get anywhere. They did an ultrasound, which was fine. They did blood work, which came back fine. It could be adhesion-related, since I had adhesions on my bowels when I had surgery in December. She asked me, "Do you think another surgery?" I gave that one an emphatic "NO!" She said that not many people with endo complain of much nausea. It is usually pain. What do you guys think of that? In the message she left to tell me my blood work was fine, she goes "Let me know if you're still feeling bad."

I'm just so tired of this. I'm a teacher, and it is hard to teach when you feel like throwing up all the time! I kind of just wanted them to find something wrong with me so I could stop feeling so crazy. :\

@hotchocolate, I think nausea is definitely connected to endo, or it's at least hormone related. I know when I rupture a chocolate cyst my first symptom is usually nausea.

I'm still waiting to see my gyn about my nausea/pelvic pain. The office wouldn't let me take my sister's appointment. so I'm stuck waiting till Friday :(

Nausea sucks. I agree about eating small meals. That helps. For mild to moderate nausea I like some of the home remedies: Cola syrup, crackers, B-Natal lollipops, lemon/honey. Avoiding coffee also helps for me. None of the home remedies work for me though when I have severe nausea.

Hope you start feeling better :)

I definitely think it can be endo related. If it's on your stomach and bowels why wouldn't it upset your digestion afterall? That said I do think a lot of times it's a reaction to pain and hormones. I know I get nauseated from pain and one of my biggest issues with extended-cycle BC is that I end up being so sick I can't keep them down (less it's ring or patch, then I am just so sick I am wasting away!).

My nausea has actually improved drastically and I am not sure why, maybe my natural hormones changed or something. It got better before surgery so it wasn't that either. Through most of high school & college I felt like a pepto bismal junkie (I know bad bad) because it was all that helped the constant nausea. Not saying mine was 100% caused my the endo - but I think it could have been and I still tend to be sick just before my cycle starts but not to the point of vomiting. I can't bring myself to eat if I feel sick, I'm pretty much phobic of vomiting...I'll do anything avoid it. Then I get dehydrated...vicious cycle!

I've learned that I can't let myself get hungry. If I reach the actual "hungry" point, I get nauseous from the hunger, and then when I finally eat, I get even more nauseous. If I head it off with some crackers or something and try to keep something small in my stomach every couple of hours, I seem to do better. I'm still nauseous, but I'm just LESS nauseous, lol. It's at it's worst around my period and ovulation. Like everything else is. Sigh.

I completely understand your frustration. When I first started having the back pains when my endo hit bad a few winters ago, I was sent to my internist and urologist and everything, because no one could figure out why I had blood in my urine. I kept asking them if it could be my endo coming back, and every one of them said "Endo won't cause blood in the urine." And yet, everywhere you look on the internet, it says that it does. The money I could have saved on prescriptions to clear up nonexistent kidney infections and tests to examine all my urinary innards... Ugh. So frustrating.

Thanks so much, guys! Your support is just what I needed. :) It's good to know that you guys experience these things, too. Yes, so frustrating when the dr can't tell you what is causing your very real problems. It's comforting to know there are others out there with the same problems.

Have you asked your doctor about Vistiril? It worked for me pretty well for the nausea. Other than that, heating pads, and consulting the Dr.