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Persistent Nausea
by LarryG62, Jul 12, 2008 01:23PM
I can't believe that no one on this forum has had some experience with or treated someone with the same symptoms my wife has. I'm really frustrated trying to get her some help. Her local doctor has thrown in the towel,,,,he hasn't a clue.
See the symptoms she has been experiencing for weeks now. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
My wife, age 70, awakens in the morning and experiences nausea when she gets out of bed. She has had all kinds of tests of potential causes of these symptoms in her abdominal area(Endoscopy, HIDA scan, CAT scan, Inner ear test, etc) and all are normal(HIDA couldn't excite the gall bladder). Blood tests are normal. She has been experiencing it for several weeks. No fever and rarely has to vomit.
She has no appetite,but will eat and drink. Some relief comes after she eats a little breakfast, but whenever she gets active again, the nausea returns.
Medicines for nausea like Meclazine, Dimenhydrinate, Dramamine, and Zofran appear to have little/no effect on the nausea. She takes Avapro and Toprol for blood pressure, as well as Razadyne and Namenda for her memory problems.
Has anyone had similar experience or has any doctor treated similar conditions?
See the symptoms she has been experiencing for weeks now. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
My wife, age 70, awakens in the morning and experiences nausea when she gets out of bed. She has had all kinds of tests of potential causes of these symptoms in her abdominal area(Endoscopy, HIDA scan, CAT scan, Inner ear test, etc) and all are normal(HIDA couldn't excite the gall bladder). Blood tests are normal. She has been experiencing it for several weeks. No fever and rarely has to vomit.
She has no appetite,but will eat and drink. Some relief comes after she eats a little breakfast, but whenever she gets active again, the nausea returns.
Medicines for nausea like Meclazine, Dimenhydrinate, Dramamine, and Zofran appear to have little/no effect on the nausea. She takes Avapro and Toprol for blood pressure, as well as Razadyne and Namenda for her memory problems.
Has anyone had similar experience or has any doctor treated similar conditions?
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