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216278 tn?1308861082

Anyone experienced this kind of nausea?

Hi! I'm wondering what's going on with me now....

I get nauseated only when I'm NOT eating. So, basically if I force myself to eat all day, I guess I wouldn't be nauseated. But about 30 minutes to an hour after I'm done snacking/eating...the nausea is back!

Has anyone else had anything like this?
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216278 tn?1308861082
Thanks, everyone....that makes me feel better! (udbe2, I was thinking the same thing...that maybe I was just making excuses to eat! LOL)
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711326 tn?1297868510
I had a friend who was like that and everyone thought that she was just using it as an excuse to eat more.  
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772910 tn?1249563035
I gained 55 lbs because I had to eat to stop the nausea. Almonds, crackers and Nestle Quick cereal were my favourites! I preferred this to my other pregnancy where I couldn't eat for 5 months and LOST 12 lbs. Five months of vomiting was not fun.
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377493 tn?1356502149
Actually, I have read that keeping something in your stomache all the time is the best way to stop the nausea.  I find I am most nauseus when I am hungry.  The last thing you want to do is eat, but forcing yourself to seems to help a lot.  And for me, it's about an hour after eating that it comes back.  I think this is pretty common.
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667829 tn?1297978123
I had that for a couple of weeks (weeks 9 to 11 I think it was).
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