Anxiety related nausea

[Noworryjonny]

Thank you I know I’ve tried to stay off here as I know I was getting on some peoples nerves but last two days have been a struggle after such a good improvement


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[BlueIris]

It's okay, everybody has setbacks. I had a massive panic attack on Sunday after months without, and it really threw me. You just have to remind yourself it's just a blip, nothing more.

[Noworryjonny]

Yea it’s just my stomach, like waking up with a knot in it and then concentrating so hard on it, the evenings are so good and I have no tummy trouble and when I get in bed it’s even better, my appetite has returned and I’m back at work full time and going out socialising just can’t get over this tummy feeling


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[Worrywort80]

I didn’t realise others felt the same way! I most often feel worse in the morning, even though I’ll have gone to bed the night before feeling fine. In fact I feel awful today having been looking for my blind spots again in the car drive in and freaking myself out!

Perhaps I’ll be kinder to myself and look forward to the evenings!



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[nicole97]

I get that too in the morning. It’s miserable!!

[Noworryjonny]

I’ve started to make improvements on my anxiety and I’m 11 weeks into sertraline, but last few days I’ve had waves of horrible nausea, one minute I feel fine next I feel sick to my stomach is this a normal symptom of anxiety


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[KK77]

You know the answer, Jonny.

I take meds too and get severe waves of nausea almost daily, but difference is, I pay little attention to it because I know it passes just as quickly as it appears.

[lebonvin]

Try peppermint tea

[MrLurcher]

Hi Jonny, just to let you know I'm going through this now. But I'm having long episodes of feeling nauseous. Very frustrating and depressing.

[Noworryjonny]

You know the answer, Jonny.

I take meds too and get severe waves of nausea almost daily, but difference is, I pay little attention to it because I know it passes just as quickly as it appears.

I try to pay little attention but it’s so hard, Is it down to the tablets or anxiety


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