nauseous when I wake up (NOT pregnant)

[lv4dogs]

Yeah, I've noticed that milk makes me feel worse (if I drink it right before bed or within the first 1-2 hours after I wake up).


What HP test did you have done? (I've been reading up about it)

Do you have any indegestion symptoms? Like I NEVER have heartburn or the like.

[kimlovescats]

You might have your blood sugar tested. If you are having morning low readings, that can make you feel nauseated. Does diabetes run in your family at all?

Hope you find out what is causing it, and get feeling better!

Kim

[Corinna]

If not diabetes you could have low blood sugar symptoms , which they find can be the precorser to diabetes (my case I had low blood sugars from age 12 -30 then became diabetic)

[lv4dogs]

I doubt it's diabetes, my nephew does have diabetes (type 1) that they though was hereditary, but no one else in our family has diabetes. We test ourselves fairly often and it's always comes out ok.
My blood pressure has always been perfect too. The doctors always compliment me on that.

[kimboe]

Do you have a Carbon Monoxide Detector
Most systom of Carbon monoxide are Flu-like systems, feeling tired.
If it has been lastng for awhile i would consider getting a dectector. It could be mild right now but what if the gas level rises??( causes death )

[lv4dogs]

Do you have a Carbon Monoxide Detector
Most systom of Carbon monoxide are Flu-like systems, feeling tired.
If it has been lastng for awhile i would consider getting a dectector. It could be mild right now but what if the gas level rises??( causes death )

I don't feel tired & nothing in my home runs off of gas and this happens even when I am away from my house for a few days. My furnace runs off of Kerosene or fuel oil (either or or both), and everything else (hot water, oven etc...) is electric. Can you still have a CM leak from kerosene or fuel oil or something else?

[kimboe]

Yep!
Carbon Monoxide is produced by the incomplete combustion of the fossil fuels - gas, oil, coal and wood used in boilers, engines, oil burners, gas fires, water heaters, solid fuel appliances and open fires