Super annoying but whenever I don’t have enough sleep the next day, my stomach will just tighten up and not allowing me to eat any food. It gets to the point I can’t even swallow the food.
Hey Everyone last week I asked how this has affected your lives. This week I would like to know your guys origin stories on how the functional dyspepsia came to be. I will start with me. I was perfectly healthy. I got food poisoning 5 months ago and I never was normal since.
I’ve been stuck only able to eat carbs. Fats freeze my stomach. And protein just isn’t the most pleasant experience.
I also get 0 vitamins and am just withering away from weight loss. Anyone else dealing with these problems?
Feel free to share your personal experiences. None of us are alone in this!
Has anyone tried natural things like acupuncture?
I was thinking about doing scuba diving just has a one time experience and had a few questions.
Are there guided tours we’re all inclusive explorations just for a few hours that go relatively deep with no training needed?
If I decide I like scuba diving, how much is it usually to get certified? Also, how much is the absolute essential equipment that I need altogether?
If I went to a coastal location for vacation and just wanted to dive and explore could I without certification in actual water not just a pool?
I thought Mid-America was the updated Six Flags St. Louis sub, Reddit. What’s the difference and why are there two separate sub reddits for the same park?
I took Nortriptyline for 11 days and mirtazapine for two days. Between June and now. I mainly did it for functional dyspepsia symptoms but now I’m wondering if it can contribute to gastroparesis or even cause it. I did a GES before starting the antidepressants and everything came back clear.
I finally know what needs to be done to fix my gastritis and functional dyspepsia symptoms. Unfortunately it’s only at pediatric hospitals. I have a scheduled appointment with our large state hospital, but I have to wait all the way till September just for the hope they can offer me the same thing that’s at the pediatric hospital. Anyone else in a similar situation where they have to wait super long or solutions are gatekeeped?
I just finished Xifaxan for Hydrogen positive SIBO. I currently have Functional Dyspepsia and Gastritis. I want to know if iberogast is a good prokinetic and if it is even a prokinetic?
I’m almost certain this all started from food poisoning in March. Since then I’ve been diagnosed with hydrogen-positive SIBO (currently on Xifaxan), functional dyspepsia, and gastritis (40 mg pantoprazole for almost 4 months). My biggest symptoms are constant nausea, a 30-pound weight loss (160 to 130 lbs at 6’0”), and extreme hypersensitivity to things like screens, riding in cars, and general stimulation. What is actually causing these symptoms now—the SIBO, FD, gastritis, or lingering post-infectious nerve dysfunction? Has anyone fully recovered from all of this without antidepressants like mirtazapine or nortriptyline, and if so, what ended up fixing it?
I’m not on this for depression or insomnia, just for nausea and gaining weight since I lost so much. There has got to be a way to get my weight up without the anti depressant route I don’t want to take it I don’t want to take mirtazapaine and I honeslty think I’m going to stop it. I’m only 2 days in but I just think there’s another more natural way to increase my weight despite the nausea. I know it takes 2-4weeks before stuff really kicks in but I don’t even want to get fully started and have to worry about tapering off. Any advice? I feel very lost.
During this whole annoying journey of FD , gastritis, and SIBO, I’ve kept my spirits pretty high and hopeful. Then I start an anti depressant and just get this huge wave of negativity doom and gloom. I just become angry frustrated and annoyed that my body has betrayed me. The most annoying thing is I can’t even make it to the full 4 week mark to see if it works because I just get so frustrated and discouraged when I flare up while I’m on it. I then start to feel hopeless and want to get off. Right now I’m on mirtazapine and I’ve only had 2 doses of 15 mg and my mental health is going down again. Last time my mental went down was last month when I tried nortyptiline. I’m not a depressed person overall I was perfectly happy and never had any problems until I got food poisoning leaving me with FD and gastritis. Now I just feel trapped in my own body. I really want to stop the Mirtazapine now and I know I just started it. Such a bad position. Also I’m on Mirtazapine due to losing 30+ lbs since March 2026.
I’m thinking about stopping pantoprazole. I’ve been on it for four months and it has been working, but I also know that it might not be the best thing to take every single day. I mainly have functional dyspepsia type problems like nausea and early satiety. My main question is do I need to wean off of this or can I just stop taking a cold turkey? I haven’t had any noticeable side effects but I’d rather be proactive in stopping something that could cause problems later down the line. The days I do miss a dose I can definitely feel the acid rebound.
I will be starting mirtazapine tomorrow because I have a lot of nausea and I’ve lost 30 pounds over the past four months. It is for Gastritis functional dyspepsia and SIBO. Does anyone have any warnings before I start? I will be at 15mg. Had a terrible experience with nortryptiline.
I have hydrogen dominant SIBO and I just started Xifaxan. I was thinking about starting mirtazapine tomorrow because I did lose 30 pounds in the last 4 months and I have been dealing with nausea.
I only recently found out I had SIBO so now I’m wondering if my hypersensitivity nausea weight loss motion sensitivity screen sensitivity would be fixed if I just fixed the SIBO.
I’m not depressed or anxious, but the medicine is an antidepressant but the main reason I was prescribed it was for nausea and weight loss. Anything I should know before I take it?
I just tried to take it and it is way too big. I’m gonna split this thing into fourths. Is that ok or does it need to be swallowed whole?
I just tried to take it and it is way too big. I’m gonna split this thing into fourths. Is that ok or does it need to be swallowed whole?
I am dealing with gastritis and functional dyspepsia. My main problem is nausea and weight loss from getting full too early. I also have a TENS 7000 but I don’t feel comfortable using it because there’s too many variables which is why I’m looking at pulsetto or nuropod . What device would be best for me and my situation? Thanks
I’m on the fence about starting mirtazapine for persistent nausea and being about 30 pounds under my normal weight. I recently tried nortriptyline, but the side effects were too severe, and around the same time I had a major flare that caused me to lose another 10 pounds.
I’d prefer to heal naturally if possible, but I’m very open to mirtazapine if it could help me eat and regain weight. I’m giving my stomach one more week before deciding.
Has anyone taken mirtazapine for functional dyspepsia, gastritis, or chronic nausea? Did it help with nausea, appetite, and weight gain? My biggest concern is triggering another flare because I really can’t afford to lose any more weight.