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Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 47
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Do any of you notice people with anxiety experience gagging and dry heaving?
I experience this and makes day to day living very difficult. When i experience nearly ANY kind of stress im start to experience a strong urge to gag. Infact the only way to really relieve it is to dry heave my guts out..... Just ranting... i cant eat in restraunts anymore, cant even eat around people... cant eat before i go anywhere.... |
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Physician, Psychiatrist
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Carmel, California
Posts: 608
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However, when occurring inappropriately, what I would ask is what is triggering this immune response. Why is the immune system overreacting or is overactive? Why is the sympathetic nervous system overreacting or is overreactive? Anxiety indicates an excess in norepinephrine signaling - the signal for anxiety. This can lead to overstimulation of the immune system, which in turn stimulates the stress system in a large positive feedback loop. There are a variety of medications that are usually used for nausea, vomiting, dry heaves. I wonder what you have tried and whether they were successful.
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Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 47
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I am now taking remeron at 15mg and luvox at 100mg
The remeron helps slightly, mostly from the appetite stimulation. I am still very nauseated. When i say nauseated, its not in my stomach; its in my throat. I have tried to bump the remeron up to 30mg but have experienced very weird side effects. Almost a drunken feeling in my legs, very hard to explain. My guess is the luvox is inhibiting the enzymes that eliminate the remeron increasing remeron concentrations. |
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