What are the 12 Common Causes of Nausea?

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What are the 12 Common Causes of Nausea?

• You know how it feels
• Your stomach starts to churn.
• You start swallowing a little faster.
• You mentally map out the nearest toilets just in
  case.

Neurologists say that Nausea can hit at any time
and in any position, and when it does, you start
retracing your steps what you ate (or didn't
eat), who you've met, and even when your last
cycle was. Apart from gastroenteritis and, well,
being pregnant, Nausea can be caused by several
factors. Here are 12 common causes of sickness.
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• Anxiety can cause Nausea, which is a common
  symptom. Your body turns into "fight-or-flight"
  mode when you have a panic attack. Adrenaline is
  injected into your bloodstream, training you to
  fight or run from the perceived threat.
  Meanwhile, bodily functions such as digestion
  come to a stop, resulting in accumulating
  certain toxins in the body. It is believed that
  chemical signals ultimately enter the brain and
  induce Nausea. Consult the best neurologist at
  Complete Neurological Care in NYC to get medical
  help.
• According to neurology specialists, diabetic
  ketoacidosis occurs when energy-starved cells
  (which don't get enough sugar because the body
  doesn't produce enough insulin) start burning
  fat for food, resulting in high levels of ketones
  in the urine and blood. When people undergo
  ketoacidosis, they tend to feel ill and nauseous.

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• If you have adrenal insufficiency and are having
  these symptoms, you should see a doctor right
  away if you don't, the disease can be fatal.
• Even if you don't have chest pain, be aware of
  Nausea or a sick feeling in your stomach. It
  could be a sign of a heart attack.
• Some people experience Nausea when stomach acid
  or stomach contents churn back into the
  esophagus.
• Nausea is one of the negative symptoms of
  gastroparesis, a potentially crippling digestive
  disorder.
• Foreign bodies in the stomach, such as non-food
  items, can cause nausea, vomiting, and abdominal
  pain.
• Nausea is a common side effect of many
  prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
• Even nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
  (NSAIDs), including aspirin, ibuprofen, and
  naproxen, which are widely used pain relievers,
  can cause Nausea (as well as a risk of erosion of
  the lining of the stomach and bleeding.)

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