Why am I nauseous even though I'm not pregnant?

Morning sickness is basically a pregnancy reaction that most pregnant women will face during pregnancy. Morning sickness is mainly caused by the fact that as the fetus grows, the pregnant woman's uterus will press against the stomach. Once a pregnant woman develops morning sickness, she should maintain a calm mood, which will help promote recovery from morning sickness. However, some women find themselves often feeling nauseous even though they are not pregnant. What is going on?

1. If the patient is not pregnant but has nausea and vomiting, it is likely caused by abnormalities in the patient's digestive tract. The patient should pay attention to timely gastrointestinal examinations. It may be caused by gastritis or gastrointestinal dysbiosis, and symptomatic medication is required after examination.

2. It is the damp heat in the spleen and stomach that causes the clear air to be unable to rise and the turbid air to be unable to descend. The turbid air goes against the flow and causes nausea and dry heaving. It is recommended that you use traditional Chinese medicine formulas such as black alum, black dates, walnut kernels, gardenia, angelica, amomum, and magnolia bark for treatment, which can quickly cure the disease.

3. Nausea and dry retching exclude pregnancy as these are symptoms caused by indigestion, gastritis, enteritis, etc. In this case, it is recommended that you go to the gastroenterology department of the hospital for a check-up. Be careful to avoid eating raw, cold and irritating foods, avoid catching a cold, consider a light diet, and take chicken gizzard tablets, lactating milk, vitamin B6, etc. to relieve the treatment.