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Good lord, your mum must be SO proud of you. You are so intelligent and have built up such self-awareness by searching high and low for resources that can help you grow. It is amazing that at your age, you have managed to navigate through your life in such a healthy and thoughtful way. Hun, you are a gem, I just adore you! Keep up the fabulous work
Hey Chloé. I’m a medical student who has had a similar experience personally with endometriosis. It’s an extremely common condition and most people that experience it are undiagnosed. Sometimes this can be managed extremely well through the contraceptive pill. I am aware of your background with body dysmorphia and eating disorders and that a lot of people are concerned about the pill possibly causing weight gain. However most contraceptives have less oestrogen nowadays (what can cause the weight gain) and there are also options such as progesterone only pills that don’t have oestrogen. Hope this helps and that you feel better soon
I have endometriosis and the only way to get a diagnosis is through exploratory surgery. She should definitely look into it.
The pill has a lot of side effects and there hasn’t really been much research on long term use of it and the effect on our bodies. So, just make sure you do your research before deciding to go on the pill.
Your own research*** your doctors won’t always divulge the information to you.
Hi Chloe. I had similar symptoms to yours which were due to an ovarian cyst. It was diagnosed by CT scan and easily removed. Hope you get the help you need xx
I'm a pre med student and from what I've seen birth control is overglorified the risk of side effects is so high it should be a last resort not a first recommendation.
It's best that you make an appointment with a gynecologist and get an MRI of your abdominal area including your ovaries and uterus. NOT EVERY CONDITION is due to mental or emotional upset. Too often women are told their discomfort is "in their mind".
Young women can have many issues involving their reproductive system. Your physical conditions MUST be ruled out before you go looking for a therapist to help you fine tune your emotions. Serious conditions all start out as minor problems that have been ignored for any number of reasons. Common problems include endometriosis, ovarian cysts, blood clots. Many conditions can be treated to decrease or eliminate your discomfort.
You don't have to wait for your finals to be over to make your doctor and MRI appointments.
Please take care of yourself and take your physical symptoms SERIOUSLY! We have only one body to serve us for our entire lifetime. Physical discomfort is our body telling us it needs attention. ALWAYS eliminate physical causes of symptoms first, before looking into your mind for answers.
My friend did her homework at the hospital.
Have you seen an OB/GYN and/or gastrointerrologist? I learned our cycles can be are affected by our emotions.There could be a number of reasons for nausea. One Love- I love my local therapist.
You need a referral for a GI and it's pretty hard to get one, you definitely can't just see one for nausea. I have crohns, so I'm pretty experienced on that front. But if she was going to say more than that I was going to suggest it too. Since she's talking about it in association with her period it's worth mentioning to her pcp or gyn though for sure.
She needs to see a doctor ASAP
Hi Chloe! I would recommend that you see an OBGYN and GI doctor. Cysts, IBS, and other health related things in regards to the abdomen and pelvic region is common in the young adult women population. Also stress can cause nausea, however, don’t let a doctor immediately just write you off. It’s very common for doctors to tell young women that their symptoms are all in their heads and not pursue further testing. There’s no doubt that stress can cause certain health ailments but do not be afraid to advocate for yourself! You know your body best.
Hey Chloe. Definitely go to your gynaecologist because I was diagnosed with adenomyosis due to similar symptoms. I had an ultrasound like you do when you’re pregnant and that’s how they found it because it’s like the lining of the wall which grows on places it shouldn’t like the uterine muscles. I hope you feel better soon xx
Hey Chloe! When I was 22 I had a cyst in my ovarie that exploded and reabsorbed, and it gave me nausea, cramps and headache for days!!
Oh no hope u okay now x
@@Kazbag9991 Thank you! It was 6 years ago, I'm good now 😅 but at the time it took a lot of analysis and doctors to figure out what was wrong
And if she does have a cyst don’t let a doctor just sit back and do nothing but monitor , tell them to remove it !
Same here, it was awful
how were your doctors able to find out is exploded and reabsorbed vs just went away? cause i had one like 6 months ago and ever since then every time i had my period since then it’s extremely painful
as a former dancer and equestrian, it makes me so happy that you are riding! it is truly so therapeutic and i think that this will definitely help your mental health.
as a high school I never took time for myself I didn't start to notice until my family started to push me in to taking mental health days. I was always doing school work or doing chores around the house I never sat down to chill and relax, even on the weekends I wouldn't and that really made my anxiety and mental health worse so if u are struggling with mental health from school or work definitely take self care day bc not caring for urself isnt good for ur health. ever since I started to notice that I took mental health days once every 3 weeks and ever since I've have seen a big difference in my grades and I'm more calm then ever before so if u struggle with this take a self care day please!
i’m so sorry for your bad times. you’re such an amazing person. you always make me happy
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@@brailyn1473 u were not first
@@makinley828 oh i’m sorry it said there were no comment when i posted that
@@brailyn1473 it’s okay I didn’t mean to be so mean about it lol!
Definitely see an OBGYN! I've always had period issues- pain, heavy bleeding, bleeding for months and months, etc and I went through several tests, but they eventually found out what was wrong, and I had to try out different types of birth control, but the IUD seems to be helping me the most. No more pain, no more forever bleeding, and it even shrank my fibroid which they were considering surgery for. It is ok to switch doctors too..the first one I saw wrote off all my symptoms as stress, so I switched, and the 2nd doctor really helped me out.
Hey Chloe. All of the things you are describing around your period happened to me, which can be be symptoms of endometriosis. Periods should never be causing you to have to alter your lifestyle. Whether that’s pain, heavy bleeding or as you have explained nausea. Could be worth speaking to an OBGYN. Sounds like you are doing lots of good things to help yourself. Wishing you all the best.
Look into endometriosis!! I suffer from it and I have extreme nausea, back pain, bad cramps and pain
I've watched you since dance moms day 1 and always followed your journey after that. I just need you to know how much of a beautiful young woman you have grown into. I mean you we're an amazing kid too but you have such an honest, open, caring, selfless soul, you are the best. I hope you remember that always ✌💞
the same thing happened to me at 21 and didn't end until i was 28. it was a nightmare i couldn't even work several days a month. find a (female) doctor that will take your symptoms seriously, and dissolvable zofran rx. carbs actually DON'T help bc they increase inflammation. So sorry you're dealing with this and so happy you're sharing and bringing attention to this.
Zofran made me feel worse too thank you for sharing your story. Doctors always act all confused when I say this but you just made me feel a lot better about it so thank you : )
Chloe you are such a beautiful light in this world 💛 I hope you feel better!
Im 25 and have been riding for 20 years now. When I was 12 I got my own horse who was so much harder to ride than any horse I had ever ridden before (at this point I was the youngest rider in the advanced class at my pony club but was also, well I don’t want to say ‘the best’ but I was the most experienced as I had been riding longer than the other girls so of course I would be better having had a couple years more riding experience than the others even though I was younger than them by at least two years and had also been instructing the beginner class for a year and a half, so I was by no means a new or even just an intermediate rider, my horse was just a lot more responsive and forward moving than any horse I had ridden at that point), the first lesson I had on him felt like I was learning to ride for the first time all over again. He had been trained as a competitive dressage horse in a previous home (I had done show jumping in the past at that point and was moving on to western/stock style riding and was racing barrels by this point) so he would have immediate and energetic responses to even the slightest commands (I could make him go from a walk to a canter without a trot in between just by squeezing my legs slights and collecting my reigns to move my hands forward a tiny bit as an example) in the 6 riding years we had together before I had to retire him and let him live out his last years as a paddock mate to the other horses I only had to kick him 3 times and it was always because he was distracted and I needed to get him to focus on his commands and the kicks were really just tapping him with my heals gently haha. My instructor who to this day I view as my dad and he calls me his daughter, gave him to me because he knew we would be perfect for each other, we just had to learn from each other first. It took me SIX MONTHS to feel like when I rode him I was doing just as well as I would on any of the other 50 (give or take a few) horses I had ridden to that point. I learnt more in those first 6 months from just riding him and getting to know him and figuring out how to handle him with only instruction when I was really stuck than I had in the 7 years I had been riding before that. He made me the rider I am today, and my instructor was right, we did need each other and became the best of friends. I always had to go out to see him first when I would arrive before I went in the house because if I didn’t he would stand in the paddock as close to the house as possible and just Winnie non stop until I came out and gave him love haha, in the last 18 months of his life he even decided that he loved to lick my hair, so I often ended up with bits of chewed grass and hay in my hair lol. When I had cancer from the ages of 14-16 I had a framed photo of him next to my bed that would come with me between the hospital, and our accomodation and in the hardest moments I would look at it and think of him and picture us running of the train in the bush down by the river, just running free and enjoying the beautiful Australian bush scenery together and that’s what would get me through. When I would come home to visit I would sit in the paddock with a book and he would come and stand behind me so my back could fist on his front legs and he would hang his head over my shoulder and sniff my face and just stand like that with me for hours while I read and continued this practice until he passed away when I was 20.
Anyway sorry I got carried away with my rambling and reminiscing on my best friend, the point I wanted to make was that with horses, often times it’s the horses that make us feel like we know nothing about horses or riding at all, that will teach us the most and will make us into the best riders we can be, and the ones that end up meaning the most to us because of how hard we have to work to get to that point of moving and functioning together as one and having the type of connection where horse and rider can read each other and anticipate each other’s next move before it’s even made. I worked soooo hard with George and every bit of sweat, blood and tears (and you can bet all three were spilt in those first 6 months) was 1000000% worth it. I know today felt like a fail on this knew horse, but I promise you it wasn’t, you learnt so much today that you don’t even know you have learnt yet. Even if you go back to gray next time, you will find that something you do with her is suddenly easier and you won’t know why and it will be because of something this knew horse has taught you that haven’t realised you know yet. And remember that with horses, the learning part never stops, you could ride every day your entire life and learn at least 1 new this about them each and every day of your life. I know a lot of old cowboys and they will all say that that learnt something new about horses or riding over breaky that day or around the fire last night and that they will learnt something else today and tomorrow and every day that follows until your last.
Also, I don’t know if you have ever heard of trick riding before, but with your amazing dance background I think you would love it, even if it is just as a spectator. You should RUclips it if you haven’t heard of it or seen it before. Best of luck!
I used to have the same issue and I know it’s not healthy but in moderation it’s fine. I don’t know if you tried it, but root beer and ginger ale worked amazing for me any time I was nauseous. I also had an issue with water any time it happened, also certain teas will help as well. Hope you get it figured out soon. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I randomly will have 2-3 weeks of intense hunger pains and nausea but no appetite. Carbonated drinks and salty snacks help settle my stomach.
@@its.emma.official yeah the carbonated drinks were the only thing that settled mine. Not the healthiest but they worked.
I was finally diagnosed with endometriosis and von willebrand’s disease at 26 years old… I felt like I was crazy for 14 years because doctors weren’t taking my “female issues” seriously
I had the exact same thing and the only thing I could eat was carbs it got worse as time went on and then 2 years later they finally diagnosed me with gastroparesis but this is identical to what happened to me
I also have gastroparesis. My heart goes out to you both ❤️
I also have gastroparesis along with other GI issues. I wish you luck in finding the cause of the issues you are facing.
Try sea bands- they go on your wrists and push on a pressure point that is supposed to help with nausea. Use that until you go to the doctor! I used them when I was nauseous with my pregnancy, I’m sure they will help with you too. Also sucking on ice chips help, and smelling lemons! Hope you can figure this out. I cannot imagine being nauseous all day every day.
Hi Chloe, I also deal with nausea on a daily basis. I've had crohns disease since I was a young child and I've had many surgeries to remove blocked parts of my intestine. At this point I only have one metre of intestine left which causes many issues and from that I have many complications and other illnesses. I'm not suggesting that you have crohns disease I'm just trying to say you are not alone and that I understand how nausea can be debilitating. Everyone is different so I can only talk about my experience and what I do to try and treat my nausea. In the past I've tried peppermints, peppermint tea, ginger, Chinese medicine mainly using a pressure point found on your wrist (you can get wrist bands for this but they need to be tight to make sure the pressure is strong enough), mindfulness and anti nausea medications. When I am nauseated dry crackers and lemonade can help just make sure the lemonade isn't a sugar free. When I'm nauseated I often can't tell if it's at a point where I need to throw up or eat something I'll drink a glass of milk to test what is going on. The medication that I've been prescribed at present is ondansetron and scopoderm patches that last for three days and are placed just behind the ear. The country I live in has a decent public health system and those two treatments are free but I recognise that in America you most likely have to pay for it which could prohibit your access. There are many reasons for nausea including low iron which can relate to how much blood you loose when you have your period but you would be surprised how little blood you loose during your period. I think that you need to see your doctor so that tests and procedures can determine what is causing the nausea so you can get treatment. In the meantime hang in there, rest when can and try not to be hard on yourself. You have proven that you are strong, resilient and intelligent. It's really appreciated that you use your platform to talk about both physical and mental health because unfortunately it's still something that has stigma attached to it. I wish you all the best and if you want someone outside of your current life to talk to you can find me here or through Facebook using my full name and my picture is of a couple off cakes I made for my neice and nephew. Xx
I have colitis and the nausea is real. I’ve tried so many things to help. None have worked. I also don’t have coverage for medication so it’s expensive to keep trying meds to see if they’ll work. It’s rough. I’ve honestly just learnt to just put one foot in front of the other and keep going. It’s rough
@@LivvyAlexW it's not fair that you have to suffer and that money is a factor in treatment. I'm very blessed to get free medication except for a $NZ5.00 (approximately $US3.40) charge on the first 20 prescriptions in every year and then it's free for the rest of the year. Some medications aren't subsidised or are only partially subsidised but the majority are fully subsidised. I've been going to the same chemist for over 25 years, they are amazing and they always tell me if I can get medications etc exchanged for a free substitute and they are aware of any free trials etc. It could be something you can ask advice on where you get your meds. I understand that you wouldn't want to spend a lot of money trying different medications and I know that over the years I've had to find other medications that work when my body gets used to a drug rendering it useless. I've been on many anti nausea medications and the three that have worked best are ondansetron, cyclizine and scopoderm patches. I know that everyone reacts differently to meds but I would suggest trying ondansetron. This drug used to cost $NZ19 dollars with 6 doses a month free. It is now fully subsidised here and comes in a tablet, liquid and a tablet that dissolves under the tongue. I don't know how much it costs to see your specialist but they may know of a way to get the medication for free or cheaper, on a trial, sponsored or even crowd funding. I wish that I could send you some in the mail but I don't think it's legal to do that. I spent a lot of my years as a school teacher vomiting and going straight back to work until I finally was able to get the right medicine regime. I think that a lot of people think nausea comes from not eating regularly but it's not always the case. I feel so mad and frustrated that you could try different anti nausea treatments if your government chose to use tax money on a medical system that can be accessed by everyone ideally for free but at the very least a small charge. I've lost a few USA friends from a Facebook support group because they haven't been able to pay for life saving medications. I know that I can't help much but if you ever want to talk to someone who cares, relates and is supportive please stay in contact. I wish you all the best and please don't hesitate to contact me. My specialists regularly ask me to talk to patients who are struggling in some way with their diagnosis and or treatment which I am more than happy to do because I feel like everything I go through medically is worthwhile if it means I can use my experiences and knowledge to help someone else. I also have given lectures to medical students and I participate in a panel of doctors that examine junior doctors when they are applying to become registrars focusing mainly on those applying to be gastroenterologists. I'm telling you this so that you can see the level of experience and knowledge I have and that I'm always happy to do what I can to help others to cope and to empower people to really take control of their health as much as possible. You are a very strong person just getting on with things but you do deserve a better quality of life. Take care, look after yourself and reach out if you want someone outside your support system to talk to or even just to vent and share your emotions with. My email I use for this is amy.rivers1978@gmail.com I don't check it everyday like my normal email but I look at least once a week. I'm here for you. Xx
I am a boy but when I was your age I had nausea everyday during college and for me it was from Anxiety. I found it really hard to eat and was constantly stocked with ice breakers mints lol
So sorry you had to go through that Jordan, when I sent my daughter to high school I would literally cry my eyes out on the way home every day. We would stop 2 or 3 times for her to puke, she was so anxious. I feel like a terrible mom for making her stay. She graduated with honors despite her awful daily ritual. She would intentionally miss the bus daily so I would have to drive her 45 minutes after working a 12 hour night shift. I deserve the guilt I feel. I should have just let her stay home. Years after that I watched documentaries on Amanda Todd and Rethea Parsons who was close to my hometown. I thank God she never went that route but these young ladies fell through the cracks and as a mom my heart breaks for their moms who Im sure in some way blame themselves. I hope they have all found some peace and realize it wasnt them it was a group of sick people that caused it ♥️♥️
@@lauralei7678 you are a great mom, please don’t be too hard on yourself. You couldn’t of truly known what she was going through but now that you have an understanding you are showing so much remorse and care. You don’t deserve guilt. Forgive yourself and I’ll tell you personally you’re a great mom. I hope your daughter is doing better also❤
Nausea can be a symptom of anxiety. I deal with that a lot with my anxiety. Sometimes I just eat saltines. Just thinking about it can make it worse.
I have N/V before and during my period. I sorry this is happening💕 I’ve had N/V and cramps in my stomach for almost 3 years and have had many tests but no diagnosis. The same thing?!! It’s odd. I’m praying for you love💕
Okay period thing, is true. From 13 to about 16, all i got was cramps. Now that I'm 19, from 17 to now, I've been getting super bad headaches, cramps, lower back pain, nausea which is sometimes SO bad that i feel like im actually going to be sick, and on top of that, I go SUPER heavy :( like i'm having to change my pad 5-6 times A DAY like not even at night, 5-6 times just in a single day. I'm on mine right now, and it's been pretty crap honestly.
Also, I'm actually doing online courses in Horse Care - the courses are Horse Care 1,
Horse Care 2, and Horse Care 3. I absolutely adore horses, and I'm following exactly in my mum's footsteps. She had horses when she was 14 and rode and competed in competitions and stuff. I definately hope you feel better soon Chloe. Love you heaps - p.s you're only a few months older than me haha. I'm 19, 20 in December on the 19th.
I was a competitive equestrian for so many years, it makes me so happy that as an artist, you find horseback riding to be so therapeutic. It really is!
Ive gone through stages where I’ve dealt with a lot of GI issues. Super cold yellow Gatorade and/or apples with peanut butter always help when I’m super nauseous.
I found out I have an intolerance to fluoride and that was causing a lot of my issues for years. Years. I stopped using my prescription grade fluoride toothpaste, and mouth wash and started double filtering all water that I drink and I feel 98% better. Sometimes when I’m out in public and have water the nausea hits again because it’s not filtered enough. Sounds so crazy, but the littlest imbalance like that can completely hijack your GI system. Hope you get to the bottom of your issue and find healing!
Also, try organic cotton tampons, they can help with bad period symptoms.
I had the same problems and thankfully I went to a gynecologist and got on bc and helped me so much. Please go to the doctor.
I’ve been rewatching dance moms the past few weeks. You deserved more chloe
She’s my fav ❤
Oh Chloe. I'm 35 and struggle with nausea 24/7 all month long. It is true that as you get older then your cycles can change. I'm not sure if it's because I did have a baby that it's worse but it is hellish. I do hope you feel better. Try ice lollies, or what you guys call Popsicles? The ice surgary flavours should help. They ways help balance out my nausea.
You can also feel sick if there are any signs of ovarian cysts. The nausea and pain in the ovaries go hand in hand.
Hope you feel better soon Chloe 💜 sending love and hugs!
Chloe I love you, ur so strong and brave from everything u have gone through. Ur actually such a inspiration and I have always loved u. Please just know that I love you and always will. Also I’m early so I hope you see this.
I struggled with that too and it was related to anxiety. Ginger helped, and ginger gravol
anxiety can do some bizarre things, but yes ginger helps
Hey girl, I have had crohns over half my life lol. I don't think you have IBD. Just chat with your pcp or gyn in addition to working on your mental health. The natural stuff for nausea is great (mint and ginger) but there are some meds they can try and finding out if there's a physical cause is obviously important too; since you mentioned some period changes it'd be good to see if there's some endo or pcos or something going on! Entering into adulthood comes with so many changes hormonally etc. Hang in there!
You should see an OBGYN or your primary and talk to them about this. It’s not normal for your period to change that drastically, and nausea shouldn’t persist after your cycle.
Obgyn is a good place to start for stuff around your cycle, a gastroenterologist could be good too. I had an ulcer and my nausea would get way worse on my period
I also have a neasous issue. I use to dance/tumble and did not get my period until 16, and even at that it was very little. But as I get older (I am same age as you) and I am in college, not working out a crazy number of hours a week, they have gotten worse. I am on a pill which could cause neasea, but I have noticed it heavily relies on what I eat. Pretty much anytime I eat out I feel sick, and some mornings I eat ginger drops or rice. I would love an update if you do see a doctor.
Meditation and relaxation is super important for people in school.
have you tested positive for covid in the past?? i’ve had these same symptoms on and off ever since i had covid a few months ago. hope you start feeling better pretty girl!! 💜💜
🙂hi Chloe! I’m so sorry ur struggling, I hope u stay strong because your an amazing person and have inspired me so much🙏
I hope you are able to find relief soon, Chloe! My two cents: I am a fertility educator, so I teach women about their cycles in depth. NaPro OB-GYNs are amazing. Birth control could alleviate the symptoms, but it’s more of a band aid than a solution. If you find a GYN trained in NaPro, check them out! They check your hormone levels and get to the root of menstrual cycles issues. I’ll echo that finding a GI doc might also be helpful :)
I second everyone seeing a GI. My husband is one and I have horrific ibs (among other autoimmune conditions). he always reminds me that, when I’m constipated, I need to do whatever I need to do because my flares cause me to be hugely nauseated. (I’m a therapist and can also second how much stress impacts our gut). good luck sweet girl!
Chloe you are a precious angel, hope you feel better soon
Early and I am happy that you opened up and I just feel so bad for everything that you went through on dance moms
This is so sad. She didn't deserve any of it. I wanted to be on DM so bad as a teen. I even looked up dance classes (couldn't afford to go), but wanted it so badly. Gah, I miss.
@@shimmer4771 same I reallly wanted to go on DM but after I knew the pain they went to I wasn’t really interested anymore even though I still watch it
@@Jav1025 It's a guilty pleasure of mine. The moms interviews were pretty interesting, but I feel for them. It was awful.
@@shimmer4771 I know it was awful but they were interesting
@@Jav1025 Yes, especially in season 1. I started watching at the end of season 1 and loved it! It was nice to see their houses, lives, ect
It’s not a permanent solution but I have terrible nausea as well. It took me an hour to eat a crumb of a biscuit before!
I got some car sickness tablets from the pharmacy, and they work SO WELL (I don’t even take them for travelling). It is a complete game changer!
you have to see a Gastro Doc honey. You may have ulcers or cyst but either way you do not want to let it go so make that appointment and suck it up and get the test done.
Taking me time is very important no matter what stage of your life you are in. Never forget that because if you do not take care of yourself no one else will. So proud of the woman you are becoming but take it from this old grandma who is a huge fan of yours that being a strong woman is hard to do. But you my dear will do it.
Chloe - I hope you are feeling better; but have you ever thought it might be gallstones? Sometimes the gallbladder gets messed up by hormones. It's worth mentioning to your doctor. It happened to my one of my son's girlfriends and just recently to my daughter-in-law. Both had to have their gallbladders removed. Their symptoms were similar to yours. Hope you get some answers; nausea can be just awful to deal with!!
I hope you get much, much better soon! You are so sweet, you would make such a great, great friend to so many. I love you so much Chloe! ❤️
therapy is the best and making time for alone time to meditate or journal is sooo important especially in a relationship. I always tell my girlfriend I want to be alone the nights I want to journal or meditate and we take those days apart. I think its perfectly healthy especially if you don't live together yet
Hi Chloe! I struggle with nausea for almost 2 years...I have it because of isolation during pandemic. It is awful, I was extrovert, but now I am introvert. I am extremely nervous when I am somewhere where is a lot of people. It's the worst time period in my life...Sorry for my english, I am from Czech republic.
I hope that you feel better Chloe
I was a tampon user since like I began my period and got really sick before my period I stopped using tampons and now use either pads or menstrual cup and symptoms starting to go away .... hope you feel better. ..
I hope you feel better soon! 🙌🥰
I’d suggest seeing your gyn and a gastro asap along with continuing therapy. I get nauseous with my cycle as well and have had IBS since my 20
It's definitely important to go to therapy if there's a need for it. I've been in therapy for many, many years and I will say it's very cool that you can use cerebral online, however, I have tried both online and in-person therapy and I much prefer the in-person therapy. You just feel the person and the energy and the situation so much better when you sit in front of a person instead of staring at a screen. So keep that in mind if you are trying it and don't feel it's helping you as much, maybe doing in-person meetings is better. Also, DON'T settle for a therapist if you don't feel like you connect or like he/she doesn't understand you, there is definitely a better match for you out there
Sounds like how my gastroparesis started, other than the being period related thing. I would have much bigger issues if I was having any sort of bleeding lol. I did witness my ex’s reaction to an ovarian cyst popping (we didn’t know it was til the scans, but, yeah) and she felt a lot like that before? For sure go get a checkup.
Stay strong hun. So sorry 🌸 you’re amazing and I hope you’ll feel better soon
I’ve been dealing with nausea off and on for about 5 years now and let me tell you, sucking on sweet tarts has been a life saver! Sounds really weird I know, but it works really well for me! I also know that stress and anxiety tend to hurt my stomach and make me nauseous. Not sure if that’s part of your nausea too but I hope it’s helpful!
Ginger hard tack candies are good for nausea, I used to get them at TJ Maxx
Consult with your doctor about a nausea medication patch called Scopalomine. Ive struggled with intense, insane, and overwhelming nausea due to several severe pain conditions. The nausea tablets I used to get never worked for me & would ALWAYS cause me to be more nauseous… the scopalomine patches are nude colored & small, and you wear them behind one of your ears… it was originally used to treat motion/ocean/air sickness, but is VERY widely/commonly used to treat chronic nausea in general. It’s extremely effective (you only have to change them every 3 days), VERY safe, quick acting (typically only taking about 3 hrs to kick in), and has truly almost NO side effects (I had a tiny bit of sleepiness for the 1st couple of weeks of using them)! I’ve been using them everyday of my life for about a decade now, and they’ve been a SERIOUS game changer for me!! I wish you the best, hope that you start feeling better soon, & I also hope this has been a helpful bit of information! 😊
Heyy clo!:)♡ I'm so sorry about what your going though, it will get better. have a good day!!:)))♡♡ I love you💕🦋🧸
Hi Chloe! I too had extreme nausea for a couple of months and i ended up testing for parasites. I visit a naturopath and have been healing with the help of supplements and herbs. I recommend seeing one of you can! I also get nauseous around the time of my period.
3 years ago I had food inversion to all meats or anything that came from animals except milk; it started out of no where, i couldn't even look at them, it felt very disgusting and the weirdest thing is that i grew up on these foods.... Anywho i decided to listen to my body and after a year and half the inversion stopped :) not sure if its the same thing, but its okay if your body rejects certIn foods, it knows better on what is happening inside but at the samw time you could go to a doctor to havw some clairity, however again, even doctors sometimes do not know everything :)! Good luck
*Christi:* Chloe you need to go to the doctor IMMEDIATELY
*Chloe (24 hours later):* Ehh maybe I’ll do it after class
The same thing happened to me, suddenly became very nauseous and it kept getting worse to the point of being bed ridden for 2.5 years. Could eat anything felt like I was poisoning myself. My diet consisted off bread, potato and bland soup. Somehow dexilant(anti acid) solved the problem. I hope you figure the root asap 😘 it's a horrible all consuming sensation.
Ginger. Anything ginger related like ginger biscuits help with my period nausea
If you drink alot of caffeine.. Eat chocolate, Candy anything Acidic.. Take some Prilosec to help with Acid Reflux..I have Mild Gastritis and when I eat Crappy I pay for it and Nausea is the Main symptom.. Good Luck!! 💖
Chloe you should go to the doctor and schedule a MRI to see if you don't have anything serious get well soon and I'll keep you in my prayers for you too get better
I'm a guy and I get nausea when my nerves get overwhelmed. Sprite and Gatorade helps with any nausea and saltine crackers.
Please see your OB, but also your general practicioner. Might be lime disease - or an autoimmune disorder. If you google aversion to meat suddenly or nausea with meat, there are a few out there that come on suddenly. My husband is 100% vegetarian, because it also makes him sick and he has been this way since he was 7 years old, even though no one in his family was vegetarian.
Also, consider switching to a menstrual cup.
It changed my life, periods went from 7 days to 3/4 with almost no cramps, reduced cysts and jjst overall feel better.
Hi clo clo!!! So, the NAUSEA 😢boy do I know and feel exactly what you’re feeling. I have Endo. I got ablations to remove them and the nausea eased but then they actually discovered that..MY PANCREAS was not functioning therefore causing me to have severe nausea and issues swallowing and so they went in and put stents in my pancreas and all those symptoms stopped. Unfortunately 10 years later I’m having the same issues again so the first thing I’m going to do is get my pancreas levels checked and see if it’s inflamed and then check my female organs. Then there’s extreme anxiety and mood disorders that cause extreme nausea in my case and so many others. Your doing a great job at life hun! Better than a lot of adults much older than you I wish I could have it all together as you do so you are amazing and smart and it’s beautifu😢😮l that you open up and help others ❤❤❤
Try wearing Sea Bands. They help with motion sickness and also are used for morning sickness. My daughter had all the probiotics in her system killed by some strong antibiotics for strep. That made her really nauseated all the time, and the bands helped.
I had that too, taking vitamin B12 supplements reaally helped for me!
It use to happened to me when i was in college. Go to an gastrointerologyst you may have gastrtis by a very common bacteria called h pylori … the treatment is easy. Also try to have your meals at the same time every day and dont skip breakfast.
When I was a teen, I barely had any cramps or back pain but now at 35, I have really bad cramps and a lot of back pain and it is usually right before I start. But don’t wait to see the doctor, if you feel your body is off then go talk to a doctor, better safe then sorry! Also, horseback riding is so therapeutic to me, if I was having a bad day and then I would go ride and feel so much better. Wait until you get a horse that is so stubborn that you end up crying cause they will not do what you want them to do. Lol but you don’t really get mad like I would always just laugh about it and be like Damn Horse! Lol
When I fell nausea Before my cycle I drink a lot of gatorade before and after and that helps me
Good for you! I’m glad you realized self love and taking time for just you and your mental health is important!!! XoxoX you deserve it and never have to earn it!!! XoxoX
the music you put on post shower was so relaxing
Aw nice video Chloe L and feel better
Have you been checked for endometriosis? I have it and it sounds like that is what you are describing. It’s pretty common. 10% of women have endometriosis.
That’s extreme symptoms of cramping and so much more, if it is only nausea that would be unlikely.
@Magnolia I have PCOS and do get nausea every period, but more often than not it's due to the hormonal migraines during menstruation/ovulation or if I'm having stomach issues like diarrhea
I have always dealt with painful cramps and I hate it. It's never ended, either. I honestly wanna just crawl under bed. I normally don't talk about it, but sometimes, I feel awful.
We love you Chloe! Hope you get better soon!
hi chloe i was put on birth control in order to control my horrible period. i would literally have my period for months on end. since then i get it 2 days and/or i dont get it at all and zero cramps!! ask ur obgyn!
Lots of experience with nausea etc Salty crackers or plain chips I find help. Hope you find the cause or it self corrects, feel better soon :)
I felt the same way and was always throwing up when I was on my menstrual cycle
I get the nausea during that time of the month more than pain. I use a heat pack and it helps. Definitely a good idea to see your doctor to make sure there's nothing serious going on with your reproductive system.
Omg what I’ve been so nauseous lately and have the same problem with eating foods !!!
this vlog felt like a hug thanks chloe
Look into cyclic vomiting syndrome, I have that and it gets much worse around my time of the month because it’s one of my triggers
It’s ok! I hope you feel better soon! I totally understand and respect you a lot for opening up about this! Your my role model, so please take care of your self and get better soon if it gets worst please go see a doctor it might be serious!! Love - Yasmin
Literally having the same issue right now. It is horrible when it affects you meal or snack!🤢
I noticed a change in intensity with cramps recently too. I’d say since like beginning of 2021 and it’s like every month it gets worse. 😭 I thought it was just me.
I'm a 19 year old pre med student I get a lot of nausea too. Midol (over the counter) can help for period related symptoms but for nausea I find Bonine (also over the counter) works really well. It's actually for car sickness but it helps. I got some in LA yesterday the worst of it is it's 10$ a pack in California. Of course consult with a dr to make sure you aren't allergic or anything like that. Doctors nowadays are quick to recommend birth control for every girls problem but it has a lot of terrible side effects from mental health to worse symptoms so personally I always reject it since OTC options exist with less risk of furthur problems.
It could be endometriosis
My periods also are way worse since my 20s - nausea, smells, pains, hormones - ahhh hate it so much
my best girl! i adore watching your vlogs & i'm genuinely so proud of u
1st one! Hi Chloe!! I hope you feel better! It may be Celiac Disease I have that and I feel so much better on a GF diet.
Please see your doctor. You expect so much from your self. ❤ You are special, you got this.
I would for sure go to the doctor for that. I get that as well sometimes. I take 1:1 thc/cbd edibles when I feel like that and it’s helped a lot with pain and nausea.