Yeah, that's a big symptom for me. It comes and goes...like it will be really bad for a few weeks to a few months, and then it goes away for awhile. Sometimes it comes on when I have ovarian cysts.

I have tried sea bands, taking ginger, chewing mint gum, and drinking ginger ale. I also have a bottle of prescription Zofran ready for when it gets really bad.

Every. Single. Day. I hate it. I'm so sorry you're living with it too.

YES! Mostly in the morning, sometimes eating something bland helps me. Or peppermint or ginger tea

Thanks a lot!

I had nausea really bad (like every day for 2 yrs) when I had uterine polyps. And now I only have it a few days around ovulation. Dramamine non drowsy is always in supply around my house. Also crackers and ginger tea!

Zofran gives me a migraine so I stay away from that :(

YES. The Nausea can be caused from hormones, even while on a hormone pill that stops ovulation and periods. Your body still wants to fluctuate. I'm currently going through this and have had severe pain and nausea all week. Another cause is chronic pain. And also diet/food sensitivies that you develop over time can cause it.

There are various things you can do to help nausea that isn't severe, like soda crackers, teas, aroma therapy, breathing techniques, certain sodas (I drink Sierra Mist), and avoiding trigger foods.

For severe nausea, my GI specialist prescribes Odansetron 4mg. I just took one a few hours ago when a major wave of nausea swept over me and I almost lost it. That kind of nausea can be so bad that it prevents me from being able to sleep. My world can even spin. That drug is my saving grace for the worst times.

Poisoned Apple,
I was first prescribed Ondansetron when I went to the ER for a severe migraine. They gave me a pain med specifically for migraines (forget the name) and the Odan. It was easy to take because you can just just chew it up without needing to drink anything. Tthe first batch I got was actually a type that dissolved under the tongue. I wonder if you'd be able to take it and not get a negative reaction to it.

I agree with poisioned apple. Meckazine or the less drowsey meclizine works better for me. Zofran doesnt cut it for me.

Thanks! I've been taking gravol and that seems to help but makes me very sleepy ! I'm going to talk to my doc about this when I see him at the end of the month.

After I eat, the nausea hits. Crackers help a lot, anything hot (tea, hot chocolate, etc), and sometimes sipping a sprite will help as well.

@Perseveres no idea if I could take that. The few times I took Zofran I remember it was the dissolving kind. And ironically I had to argue with my insurance company for Zofran cuz they wanted me to get something cheaper lol I turned to dramamine non drowsy and that's just OTC.

I also forgot about caffeine-free cola syrup from The Vermont Country Store. I thought that stuff was great for nausea! It didn't work 100% but in combination with everything else I thought it helped a lot.

Yes I go through phases. It's horrible.

I have not always had nausea but this past few weeks it has been terrible and most of the time after I eat it gets worse. I been drinking ginger ale and also found some over the counter stuff by sea band thatis gum which has ginger root in it and it really seems to help I wasn't sure about it at first but I was surprised once I started taking it. Sea band also has the bracelet but I just don't see how that would help but my doctor suggested sea band and the gum works for me for the most part.

Queasy drops tend to work for me. You can get them on Amazon for like $9.00. Sometimes I waft/smell lavender and peppermint essential oils. I don't know why, but the two scents together sortof calm your stomach if it's not too intense. If nothing else, it makes you regulate your breathing! For really bad nausea, I use Zofran.

Feeling nauseated now actually. Thought it was just me. Glad in some ways to see I'm not alone and in other ways, it stinks so many of us are dealing with this. Felt sick all week...coworkers even told me Monday that I looked pretty bad (lovely compliment, eh? lol), but I felt horrid.