Mafuyu

361d

Am I the only one who gets nauseous when I need to have a bowel movement?

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

Nausea and Vomiting

Chronic Nausea and Vomiting

Generalized pain

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    • SharkBlood23

      302d

      Yes, I even feel like I'm dizzy and have severe pain.

    • WildBunnies

      356d

      I get nauseous while i am going. also agree with the other person, it's way worse when holding.

    • Artistic_Witch

      356d

      I get that way sometimes. But usually if I haven’t gone in several days or if I’m holding it in.

      • Mafuyu

        302d

        @Artistic_Witch I am the same way! If I haven’t gone for 3-4 days, I start to become nauseous. I guess it’s my bodies way of telling me that I need to go even though I can’t.

    • pucksandpups

      355d

      Nope me to

    • Blessed

      331d

      I understand I normally get sick when I use the restroom and in the mornings

    • princessbun

      331d

      Same. And all the time any other time.. I saw on tik tok some girl was using tiger balm on her nose and it relieves nausea? I've also heard smelling rubbing alcohol does too.

      • lemonaden

        331d

        @princessbun not sure ab tiger balm but rubbing alcohol works great for nausea !!

    • SharkBlood23

      302d

      Yes, I even feel like I'm dizzy and have severe pain.

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