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Stomach Ulcer with Nausea (no sleep)?
hi, I have been feeling extremely nauseous and my stomach has felt 'burny' for several days, along with pain on my front and back, so I finally went to the doctor yesterday afternoon and he concluded after lots of questions that I had an ulcer - either that or some other kind of acid build-up problem. He prescribed Omeprazole, which I am now taking. The problem is, I am already underweight and I havent been able to eat much of anything in the last few days, and on top of that, I havent slept! (in 3 days) Being still makes me incredibly nauseous so I have to keep moving around to keep it at bay. I'm exhausted and starting to see things. I thought about trying Dramamine but it said not to use it in the case of an ulcer. I'm utterly at a loss, desperate for help... Any suggestions?
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- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
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