Symptoms, conditions and causes
What is the reason for frequent vomiting?
Nausea is discomfort and uneasiness that makes you want to throw up or vomit. Usually it’s a one-time event linked to something that doesn’t settle right in the stomach. Most of the time, vomiting is harmless, but if it’s recurring, it can be a sign of a more serious illness.
Cause #1: Gallbladder problems / bile duct
The gallbladder is a very important organ for your body as it stores bile. Bile is very important for our digestion and breakdown of fats. If you take something that your digestive system is not used to, this can overload your gallbladder ducts and cause confusion in your stomach. As a result you can feel nauseous.
Remedies:
Take ginger (in a tea or supplement)
Take peppermint (in a tea or supplement)
Take cayenne pepper (in a supplement)
Take chamomile tea
Take meadowsweet tea
To avoid feeling nauseous in the future, do the following:
Ask yourself: when did the nausea start?
Ask yourself: what did you eat before that?
Avoid that food if it’s unhealthy
If it’s a healthy food, decrease it
Other causes:
Motion sickness
Food poisoning
Chemotherapy
Low blood sugar
Medications/drugs
Kidney stones
Pregnancy
Last updated: Sep 07, 2024 14:35 PM