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Good morning I have a sick feeling and my stomach churns 24/7 but I cannot be sick its been a week now,can anyone please advise and is it a symptom of my GAD,thank you and can anyone relate to this:)
welsh girl
06-08-18, 08:44
I don't know if this will help but I get nausea very often and it is horrible,
I put it down to HA as t happens usually when I am deep in thought,or if I am expecting someone or ever when I am going out.
I was advised deep breathing. count up to ten then let it out slowly, perhaps it will work for you, but I know how you feel.
Thank you @Welsh girl its just that its a new one for me,thanks for your reply,very much appreciated:)
I'm glad I found this thread because nausea has become a new symptom for me. With a recent obsession that I'd got heart disease (a resting and stress ECG, echocardiogram and blood tests have shown I haven't), I had read via Google that nausea was a symptom of angina. I continued reading about angina and took notice of one man's story where fatigue was an overwhelming symptom. Lo and behold, the next morning around Asda I felt exhausted
The chest tightness/pressure, fatigue have gone but the nausea lingers. Is it possible, in anyone's experience, that the body/brain can learn new symptoms? And activate them in times of stress/anxiety? The destructive power of the mind is truly astonishing.
Yes I believe that you can often feel a physical symptom of what you’re scared about. In my 20’s I felt nauseous for months.
It’s an awful symptom to have daily, but if you’ve ruled out other things, then it is just a symptom. Sorry you’re feeling like this.
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Common Anxiety Symptom (https://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/articles/symptoms#Digestive_systemNausea)
Positive thoughts
Thank you Scass and Fishmanpa for the link. The nausea hasn't been too bad today strangely. I really thought I was a seasoned pro as far as anxiety went but it can still give me nasty surprises.
My number one anxiety symptom is feeling nausea, it does make me sick at times, especially during severe panic.
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