Nausea may be a debilitating symptom associated with IBS or irritable bowel syndrome. Researchers try to find out why, but the exact reason is elusive. Nausea persists, and doctors find it difficult to treat it.
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span= "article-image inner caption-class"> a woman's stomach discomfort. (Image: anabgd/istock/getty images)Studies have shown that nausea may be the result of IBS-related pain. Constipation can also cause nausea. Many people report remission after defecation. Food sensitivity or allergy is a consideration for anyone with irritable bowel syndrome. You may learn that certain foods or drinks can cause nausea. Excessive drinking and use of certain drugs can also lead to persistent nausea.
Viral or bacterial infections can prolong nausea even after the disease has been eliminated. Many IBS patients still have problems after other symptoms disappear.
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Irritable bowel syndrome is often accompanied by gastrointestinal flatulence. Anyone who has these symptoms for any reason will have nausea. Nausea may be a debilitating symptom accompanied by IBS or irritable bowel syndrome. Researchers try to find out why, but the exact reason is elusive. Nausea persists, and doctors find it difficult to treat it.
Studies have shown that nausea may be the result of IBS-related pain. Constipation can also cause nausea. Many people report remission after defecation. Food sensitivity or allergy is a consideration for anyone with irritable bowel syndrome. You may learn that certain foods or drinks can cause nausea. Excessive drinking and use of certain drugs can also lead to persistent nausea.
Viral or bacterial infections can prolong nausea even after the disease has been eliminated. Many IBS patients still have problems after other symptoms disappear.
Irritable bowel syndrome is often accompanied by gastrointestinal flatulence. Anyone who has these symptoms for any reason will have nausea.
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