Nausea

[AnGe|ic]

Nausea is not an illness; it is a symptom of several conditions, many of which are not related to the stomach. Nausea is often indicative of an underlying condition elsewhere in the body. Travel sickness, which is due to confusion between perceived movement and actual movement, is an example. The sense of equilibrium lies in the ear and works together with eyesight. When these two don't "agree" to what extent the body is actually moving the symptom is presented as nausea even though the stomach itself has nothing to do with the situation. Nausea is also an adverse effect of many drugs. Nausea may also be an effect of a large intake of sugary foods.
In medicine, nausea can be a problem during some chemotherapy regimens and following general anaesthesia. Nausea is also a common symptom of pregnancy. Mild nausea experienced during pregnancy can be normal, and should not be considered an immediate cause for alarm.

Treatment :
While short-term nausea and vomiting are generally harmless, they may sometimes indicate a more serious condition, such as Celiac Disease. When associated with prolonged vomiting, it may lead to dehydration and/or dangerous electrolyte imbalances.
Symptomatic treatment for nausea and vomiting may include short-term avoidance of solid food. This is usually easy as nausea is nearly always associated with loss of appetite. Dehydration may require rehydration with oral or intravenous electrolyte solutions. Oral rehydration (drinking water) is safer and simpler in most cases. If the cause is by motion sickness, sitting down in a still environment may also help.
There are several types of antiemetics (drugs to suppress nausea and vomiting), and researchers continue to look for more effective treatments. The main types used post operatively for surgical patients are ondansetron (Zofran), dexamethasone (Decadron), promethazine (Phenergan) diphenhydramine (Gravol), and in small doses droperidol. Doxylamine is the drug of choice in pregnancy-related nausea. Anecdotally, another remedy used by recovery room nurses is to place an isopropyl alcohol swab under the patient's nose while he or she breathes through the nose. This may abate the nausea until the antiemetic medication takes effect. THC, a chemical found in marijuana, when injested has been shown to reduce nausea in some users. Also available are a variety of non-invasive, mechanical devices used to suppress nausea due to motion sickness. However, these products are seldom tested in a laboratory setting.

[abousoun]

systamatics check this thread before playing half-life ... i know you get nauseated and feel sick when you play that game and that game only ... hope these informations will be helpful for you

Thank You ...

[AnGe|ic]

systamatics if that was really the case advise from a pharmacist take a gravol tablet 30 mins before the game

[SysTaMatIcS]

my dad is a pharmacist , anywayz i stoped playing that game , but half the the 1st text i ddnt get it , anyone can explain more??

[AnGe|ic]

what first text u didnt get can u paste it so that u can get an explanation ?

[SysTaMatIcS]

Originally Posted by walks1

what first text u didnt get can u paste it so that u can get an explanation ?

this , the language is complicated!
Nausea is not an illness; it is a symptom of several conditions, many of which are not related to the stomach. Nausea is often indicative of an underlying condition elsewhere in the body. Travel sickness, which is due to confusion between perceived movement and actual movement, is an example. The sense of equilibrium lies in the ear and works together with eyesight. When these two don't "agree" to what extent the body is actually moving the symptom is presented as nausea even though the stomach itself has nothing to do with the situation. Nausea is also an adverse effect of many drugs. Nausea may also be an effect of a large intake of sugary foods.

[AnGe|ic]

nausea is la3yet l nafes hiyyi manna marad b 7ad zeta bs hiyyi 3ared la kteer ishya w most of them ma bikouno related lal stomach
nausea is always indicating that there is something wrong elsewhere in the body
travel sickness = dawkha w la3yet nafes either bil plane aw bil car aw bil boat due 2 motion
the equilibrium center is present in the ear and it works parallel with the eyesight ( that is wat u see ) when the 2 dont agree u wil get nausea ma3 inno ur stomach ma khassa bil mawdou3
Nausea is also an adverse effect of many drugs. >> 3awared janibiyyi
Nausea may also be an effect of a large intake of sugary foods. >>> kteer candies w hek ishya


Hope it is easier 2 understand now .