I get a bad headache or feel nasusa I eat and spit throw up about 3 times a week i am only 25 years old not over weight. What is going on?
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While this could be reflux, migraines can cause such symptoms of nausea, vomiting, or abdominal pain with or without headache. Oral contraceptives can have such side effects as nausea and headache. Oral contraceptives should never be taken by true migraine sufferers. These issues should be addressed before evaluating the stomach for ulcers, H. Pylori infection and delayed gastric emptying. Ulcers and gastritis can be caused by the headache medication you take.
Certainly there can be triggers causing your symptoms. See if there is a pattern you can identify. Does it correlate with types of food you are eating, times of your meals, and size of your meals. Try to have your last bite of food 2 hours prior to bedtime and eliminate certain food groups one at time (lactose/dairy, caffeine, gluten). Another approach would be to try a over the counter proton pump inhibitor like nexium and see if there is an improvement. If all of the above does not work, I would then recommend a visit to the GI specialist.
Nausea and vomiting after eating is a complicated problem. Start with a dietary diary and record all foods eaten within 1-2 hours before the episodes. A primary care provider should then review this information and examine you. If you believe you have acid reflux, stop caffeine, alcohol and late meals before bed.
I agree with Dr Cohen's answer that Migraines, exacerbated by Birth Cotrol Pills is likely, yet if you read up on Migraine triggers and management and temporarily stop your BCP, it may become clearer. If not consistent association with headache then several other possibilities thus important that you make that appointment with your primary care doctor or GI. Try reading Migraine on UpToDate.com