I was diagnosed with an intestinal tract infection 3 weeks ago and given antibiotics for 5 days to clear it up. Before taking the antibiotics my infection caused diarrhea 10-20x per day for 21 days and vomitting.
Everything is cleared up now except for one small problem. I am overcome with an intense, short-lived nausea 1-2 times daily. It is the worst nausea I have ever experienced and my mouth becomes to salivate uncontrollably. I am a college student and I have had to run out of the classroom/lecture several times now, which can be a little embarrassing.
The strangest thing is that I always run to the bathroom and sit next to the toilet and hope that SOMETHING will come out, but nothing ever does...except for ALOT of saliva...and I gag the entire time. I have tried to identify whether it is associated with the time that I eat. I've noticed that it only happens anywhere from 20 minutes to 3 hours following eating.
Ever heard of this before? Any advice?
2006-11-20
06:29:02
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I stopped taking the antibiotics 10 days ago, so they can't be the cause of the nausea.
Also, for the record, I am not pregnant.
2006-11-20
09:21:11 ·
update #1