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Nausea, is defined by WebMD, as the uneasiness of the stomach that can precede vomiting. Nausea and vomiting are often symptoms of many conditions. Some causes are more serious, and consulting your physician may be necessary.
Morning Sickness
One cause of chronic nausea is pregnancy. Morning sickness, although it can occur at anytime of day, usually lasts the first few months of pregnancy. The severity of the nausea varies from woman to woman.
Chemotherapy
Nausea can often be a side effect of chemotherapy. But WebMD says newer drugs make nausea occur less often and with less severity. Patients experiencing recurring nausea should talk with their doctor. They also need to avoid becoming dehydrated.
Serious Causes
Chronic nausea can also be an indication of a more serious conditions, including ulcers, brain tumors, cancer or heart problems.
Treatment
Treatment for nausea depends on the cause. Anti-nausea medications can be prescribed. For expectant mothers, BabyCenter says vitamin B6 has shown to provide relief from morning sickness.
Considerations
Eating slowly and in small amounts can help relieve nausea. Also, drinking in between meals instead of with meals and avoiding spicy, fried or fatty foods can help.
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