Indentifying and Treating your Nausea

What is Nausea?

It is important to note that nausea is not a disease. Nausea is typically a symptom or side effect of something else, and can often times also be a side effect of a medication.

If you nausea is due to medication and continues to worsen over time you should contact your doctor immediately.

Symptoms of nausea are as follows:

Dizziness
Vomiting
Sweating
Fever
Lightheadedness
Diarrhea
Fainting

While nausea is not a disease is often a symptom of something else and should not go ignored.

Pregnancy

Nausea is one of the most common symptoms during pregnancy and is often times a sign of pregnancy as well. Though symptoms vary by person and can often be hard to describe in the moment, nausea is generally described to be an uncomfortable feeling in the stomach.

Section on:

Nausea

What is Nausea?
Pregnancy
Stomach Illness
How to Help
The Recipe

Ingredients

Stomach Illness

A stomach illness is another way in which nausea might reveal itself as an unwanted symptom. certain illness may include the flu, food poisoning, indigestive issues, irritable bowl syndrome and many more. Nausea often times accompanies these illnesses followed by diarrhea or vomiting.

How to Help

If you are experience nausea due to a stomach virus or pregnancy, the following is a 17th century home remedy to help ease nausea pain titled: “Wormwood water for the could in the stomack and for the mother” (Note: WebED is not an official medical site please seek medical care if symptoms continue or worsen). The following recipe contains ingredients that many will recognize as common household kitchen assets.

The recipe, while many generations old, has familiar tools within it that help to combat symptoms we are still facing today.

The Recipe

Wormwood water for the could in the stomack and for the mother

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