Yes I get the nausea and vomiting too. It can get pretty bad and know what you are talking about wanting and not wanting to eat. I also have the trouble with sleeping b/c of the pain. I always have a pillow between my legs.
Best wishes and hope you get some relief

Thanks Ansjewel =) sorry you get this too!
*hugs*

I'm having that problem right now actually. I'm starting to wonder if I'm getting sick or am having a gallbladder issue.

I dunno :0(

Oh no Beth!
I hope its not a gallbladder issue.
Have you had those before?
xx

No, but my niece has and she told me she felt very similar. Although she barfed a lot more. But right now I'm having trouble even drinking water.

I hope it's not. That would blow.

oh deffinately! I hope it isnt either!

Hi Tate,, firstly im so sorry youre in so much pain..... im hoping the nausea and fatigue is just from the ongoing,increasing pain you are experiencing, and nothing else, im hoping youre follow up will help you,, if it contunies id go and see the gp hun xoxo Hugs and love and strength xoxox love you

Thanks Brooke! I'll be sure to keep an eye on it.
Love and hugs
xoxo

Hi Taters,
I am pretty much nauseated every month during my pain flare ups, never have much of an appetite. The nausea does lead to vomiting at times, especially if I had eaten and then have a bad flare up.
Seems to be very common in women with endo. We're probably the only group of women who do not get those usual PMS cravings :)
I'm not sure if it directly linked to the disease or more of a stress response from the pain. I know when you stress and cortisol levels rise, nausea and GI symptoms can happen. If I had to guess, probably a combo of both.
Definitely can be a problem when I am working, I usually carry peppermints with me and ginger tea helps a little too.
I do find on months when it is worse for me I tend to be stressing more about things, work, etc. So make sure you give yourself plenty of relax time, do whatever works for you to destress. I hope you feel better soon :)

I wonder if it could be the start of cyclic vomiting syndrome? You only really hear about it starting up in children, but there are exceptions to everything. Gallbladder is a possibility too... I can only imagine how miserable you must be right now, nausea is so awful and I have a mortal fear of vomiting! :-/ I would definitely see a doctor ASAP and see if you can find some promethazine or something like that to take in the meantime! Hope you get well VERY soon. xoxox

Have you been constipated lately? I know that's a stupid question considering we're usually ALWAYS constipated. But I haven't gone since I wrote the smart-ass post about when the last time we poo'd was, and I was just in the shower and vomited all over my feet.

I've been plugged and continuously nauseous. Do you think that may be a link?

Hey there Taters! Long time no chat! OMG! It's so weird that you bring this up because I recently posted a discussion topic about the very same thing!!!! I suspect endo has spread to my GI. At first I thought my nausea/vomiting was due to Rx but now I'm going to try to get my GP to refer me to a GI specialist.

I'm so sorry you are going through this!! It's miserable, I know. I am also experiencing the massive fatigue. This has only been bothering you for the last couple of days or has it been progressively getting worse?

Try natural peppermint to ease the nausea. (i.e., tea, candy, etc.) Or even ginger works. You can get those in capsules otherwise tea but for me, the tea made me nauseated, a bit spicy.

Keep us updated!
Stay Gold!!

Thanks ladies! :)

Beth - I have mild IBS so I sift between constipated-normal-the runs! It's a big possibility, I do remember hearing somewhere if you don't poo for awhile due to constipation it can come up the other way =(

Stephanie =) Hey!
The fatigue has been around for the best part of 6-8 months. Somedays getting out of bed is so difficult! I will try the peppermint and ginger, I hear ginger is good for chemo with the nausea, so why not general nausea? Great thoughts!

Hope you both get some relief
xx

I've suffered with the nausea/vomiting for years, though now it is more diarrhea. It is the endo in my case as it is all over my GI tract. You really need to try and eat so you don't get too weak. Here's what works for me: Cream of Rice cereal, rice noodles, applesauce and - this is CRAZY - babyfood. Basically all stuff that is essentially predigested. Also, ginger tea and hard candies. I do have a prescription now for an anti-nausea drug called Reglan. That helps with the nausea. I'm on my own with the diarrhea. I hope it turns out to be just an intestinal flu!

Thanks MommyM8 =) It seems to be better this week but god did I have a hard run with it last week, however the fatigue isnt going anywhere but thats nothing new! I will keep your ideas on my thoughts =) great ones!
:D