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Feeling Sick After Eating
Everytime i eat food or drink i feel like i want to vomit and i also feel nauseaous especially if i eat a lot.
Although i have never thrown up this has been going on for a couple of weeks.
If i eat heavy foods like pasta or potato i get short of breath whereas not so bad if i eat salads etc.
My mum also has similar symptoms and still gets them occasionally but i feel i am getting it alot worse? Not sure if its in any realation though....
Although i have never thrown up this has been going on for a couple of weeks.
If i eat heavy foods like pasta or potato i get short of breath whereas not so bad if i eat salads etc.
My mum also has similar symptoms and still gets them occasionally but i feel i am getting it alot worse? Not sure if its in any realation though....
Are you having heartburn, acid reflux? Is it really hot where you are? Are you stressed out?
These could all be normal factors.
You might want to eat smaller meals and wait 3 hours after you eat before you go to bed. Try and stay away from heavy foods too for a while.
And, most impotantly, drink LOTS of water. Staying hydrated will help you digest anything you do eat.
Of course, I'm not a doctor. If you're extremely worried, go to one.
Good luck and feel better.
These could all be normal factors.
You might want to eat smaller meals and wait 3 hours after you eat before you go to bed. Try and stay away from heavy foods too for a while.
And, most impotantly, drink LOTS of water. Staying hydrated will help you digest anything you do eat.
Of course, I'm not a doctor. If you're extremely worried, go to one.
Good luck and feel better.
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