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Nausea tips?
Wed, Jun. 23rd, 2010 06:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jenettI'm asking here, as I've got a con-specific bit of question, but I'm open to more general advice too.
Hi. I've been getting treatment for hypothyroid issues and low Vitamin D issues since late January (my life is much improved, thankfully.) However, my body, in trying to figure out what to do with a metabolism, seems to have decided that nausea is an appropriate answer, and that's been true three or four days out of a week to some extent the last month or so.
I am fortunate in that it's almost entirely the 'lack of inclination to eat' and the 'can't eat much when I do' variants, not the 'must go now and find a convenient place to throw up' version, but it is still not exactly as much fun as could be. It's also unpredictable about when it strikes - yesterday was bad for about 4 hours in the morning, and a couple of hours in the evening when I hit overtired, today was milder (the 'I am not up for eating much' variant), but lasted about 6 hours. (and now, of course, I am in the "I really need to eat something more because part of me is now very hungry from not eating much at lunch, and am not sure what that should be" place.)
( Two questions: one general advice, one for ideas for managing at cons in specific )
Hi. I've been getting treatment for hypothyroid issues and low Vitamin D issues since late January (my life is much improved, thankfully.) However, my body, in trying to figure out what to do with a metabolism, seems to have decided that nausea is an appropriate answer, and that's been true three or four days out of a week to some extent the last month or so.
I am fortunate in that it's almost entirely the 'lack of inclination to eat' and the 'can't eat much when I do' variants, not the 'must go now and find a convenient place to throw up' version, but it is still not exactly as much fun as could be. It's also unpredictable about when it strikes - yesterday was bad for about 4 hours in the morning, and a couple of hours in the evening when I hit overtired, today was milder (the 'I am not up for eating much' variant), but lasted about 6 hours. (and now, of course, I am in the "I really need to eat something more because part of me is now very hungry from not eating much at lunch, and am not sure what that should be" place.)
( Two questions: one general advice, one for ideas for managing at cons in specific )