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77 woman always nauseated, "sick", w/COPD

by orngblud57, Nov 03, 2009 06:50PM
My 77 year old mother has COPD, and constant nausea and stomach pain.  Nothing has been revealed in all scans and test.  She did have a bladder infection, but since recovered.  She says she is just "sick, sick," every day and takes phenergan and darvocet for pain.  Has some constipation.  I think she is depressed, too., but it is painful to see her.   She doesn't lose weight, and absolutely hates to eat, but wakes up starving at 5 in the morning and must eat immediately.  She has no gall bladder and only one kidney.  It is really a strange deal.  Wish i could help her, but doctors just shrug their shoulders.  She is on oxygen, but her lungs are doing OK with little change.  Does not smoke any longer.  
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