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Severe and persistent nausea for 5 months

Hello! I have been suffering from nausea and stomach burning for about 5 months, I have taken upperendoscopy in China once and recently moved to the US, the test is not carefully done and they didn't do a biopsy though. In us I have taken a blood test and abdominal ultrosound which is normal, then i took another endoscopy which shows mild gastritis and i am still waiting for biopsy result.
   My neasea is extremely severe and never go away even for one day during this 5 months episode.For this i couldn't continue my normal life, i am only 18 and very desperate and upset because of nausea. So how could this mild gastritis cause so severe symptom? Is really caused by gastritis ,????i suspect there is other thing going on. Please really help me ~~~~~~
   Thank you very much
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6543835 tn?1468844035
I'd also remove things like gluten, dairy, coffee, tea and see if that helps. Maybe try something like nexium or prilosec too
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Thanks for response:-) the thing is i used not to have allergy on food and I have been very careful to the food I eat: no spicy no rice no smoking and drinking(only drink water and juice sometime).
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6543835 tn?1468844035
while gastritis can cause nausea, you need to find the cause of the gastritis. something is irritating the lining of your stomach, my guess would be something you are eating on a regular basis.
I'd suggest getting tested for food allergies and try eating a bland diet that elminates irritating foods like gluten, dairy, greasy food, etc.
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