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Why do i feel constantly nauseous?

For the past 4 months, i have had a mild but constant nausea. 3 years ago i was diagnosed with depression and was put on a medication. i eventually stopped taking them because they didnt seem to have an effect. In the past 2 months i was again put on medication, but that one didnt help either, and now im on a third type of medication. My symptoms that have been present for the past 3 years are chronic fatigue, weakness, dizziness, loss of concentration and loss of motivation and energy. I didnt think depression could last this long. I dont know if there is something else going on or whether the nausea has anything to do with it. I have had blood tests and they came out normal. Can anyone help me figure out whats wrong?
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Hello,
Constant tiredness,fatigue and the other symptoms that you are having can be due to anemia,chronic fatigue  syndrome,hypothyroidism, disorders of the hypothalamus,psychiatric disorders like depression and sleep-related breathing disorders.

Pls get your Hb levels and thyroid levels estimated. Also eat a healthy, nutritious diet and take your medicines for depression regularly. If the symptoms persist then pls consult a physician and get the above stated causes ruled out.

I hope that helps.Take care and pls do keep me posted on how you are doing or if you have any additional queries.Kind regards.

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Have you had a chiropractor look at your back?  Sometimes it is related to T6 or T7 (thoracic spine) being out of alignment.  All the nerves in your back go to certain organs and produce symptoms when they are pinched.  
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