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My husband has the same chronic nausea as another poster I read. He has been suffering these waves of nausea several times a week for 40 years. He had surgery years ago to supposedly remove a blockagePeripheral artery disease, however the nausea continued. He has had several tests over the years and been on anti acid pills with no relief. It has become worse in the last few months. He cannot handle any stimulant as these bring on the nausea however he also feels it without having consumed any stimulant. Later in the day it seems to subside and the most curious thing is that having a drink of alcohol seems to help. My daughter also suffered this same nausea when she was 14 for almost 2 years. She decided, unrelated to the nausea, to become a vegetarian and has not had a return of the problem for 15 years. Could red meat be causing this? Or could inner earEar barotrauma Ear discharge Ear emergencies Ear examination Ear tube insertion Ear tube insertion - series problems? He has often had the nausea come on while driving. He is becoming increasingly frustrated as it now is really affecting his quality of life.
Beth_77