How to Stop Nausea From Becoming Gastroparesis

Chew mint gum., Drink tea., Sip fruit juice., See your doctor about Zofran/ Odansetron if all else fails., Take a short walk (only if your nausea is not so severe you can't move without vomiting.), Sip ice cold water very slowly, especially if you...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Chew mint gum.

    Mint gum works great for nausea.

    It relieves it and is great if you're going somewhere.

    Just pop a piece in your mouth and watch nausea minimize immediately.
  2. Step 2: Drink tea.

    There are 3 teas.

    First is lemon-ginger, we've all heard about ginger for nausea and it really does work great.

    If you don't like a spicy like flavor, try Chamomile.

    This tea is a miracle for those mild nausea moments, it also calms you down/relaxes you.

    It tastes kinda sweet so this one is great.

    Not a fan of sweet things? Try peppermint.

    For generations, peppermint has been used for nausea.

    Don't drink peppermint tea if you have GERD/ acid reflux, it will only make it worse. , Slowly sip any nonacid fruit juice (not orange juice or other acidic juices).

    It really helps.

    Or go for a popsicle and eat it slowly, but don't down the whole box. , This drug really helps to fight nausea and vomiting on a daily basis. , ,, Get comfortable, and don't move around much unless you are not vomiting or gagging (about to vomit). , Make sure you are aware of side effects first. , If you drink it when it is highly carbonated, it may make you more nauseated and bloated which is not what we're going for.
  3. Step 3: Sip fruit juice.

  4. Step 4: See your doctor about Zofran/ Odansetron if all else fails.

  5. Step 5: Take a short walk (only if your nausea is not so severe you can't move without vomiting.)

  6. Step 6: Sip ice cold water very slowly

  7. Step 7: especially if you are vomiting.

  8. Step 8: Lay up at an angle.

  9. Step 9: opt for pro-kinetic meds such as Reglan or Domperidone.

  10. Step 10: Sip flat ginger ale.

Detailed Guide

Mint gum works great for nausea.

It relieves it and is great if you're going somewhere.

Just pop a piece in your mouth and watch nausea minimize immediately.

There are 3 teas.

First is lemon-ginger, we've all heard about ginger for nausea and it really does work great.

If you don't like a spicy like flavor, try Chamomile.

This tea is a miracle for those mild nausea moments, it also calms you down/relaxes you.

It tastes kinda sweet so this one is great.

Not a fan of sweet things? Try peppermint.

For generations, peppermint has been used for nausea.

Don't drink peppermint tea if you have GERD/ acid reflux, it will only make it worse. , Slowly sip any nonacid fruit juice (not orange juice or other acidic juices).

It really helps.

Or go for a popsicle and eat it slowly, but don't down the whole box. , This drug really helps to fight nausea and vomiting on a daily basis. , ,, Get comfortable, and don't move around much unless you are not vomiting or gagging (about to vomit). , Make sure you are aware of side effects first. , If you drink it when it is highly carbonated, it may make you more nauseated and bloated which is not what we're going for.

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