Does anyone feel nauseous after eating breakfast??!
Answers: i always feel really sick after i eat breakfast....
I did when I was a kid. Never did figure out why.
I don't?
Not me.
Do you drink too much the night before?
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i dont breakfast is good
i do... only if i eat really early in the morning or if i eat when i wasnt hungry
My man always does, thats why he hardly ever eats breakfast. If he does eat, He gets really sick.
I use to do that a lot. I would suggest changing what you eat and eat it slowly insted of eating all at once. Try just a bit of plain toast and some juice and build up from there. Apple juice is easy on your stomach. Try to stay away from a lot of dairy in the a.m. or just build up to a little bit.
It is not good to skip breakfast. It is a fact that women who skip breakfast are heaver than women who eat a breakfast.
Take it slow and good luck.
Sometimes.
my daughter used to be this way too, as a teenager, and so was i. on family trips, i hated to have to eat breakfast when i stopped. you don't have to eat 'breakfast foods'; have whatever you can stomach at that time of day.
No I get sick if I don't eat breakfast.
Try eating something light like toast and hot tea. Don't eat anything greasy like sausage and see if that helps.
What did you eat? This is a good way to find hidden food allergies. Keep a daily food journal.
Certain foods may be the trigger.
I am seriously allergic to most of what people eat for breakfast: Dairy, Eggs, Wheat..plus 46 other food allergies. Before find that out breakfast almost always made me feel ill... food in general made me feel ill.
Not me. Perhaps you're eating something that disagrees with you, or is loaded with fat, or even eating more than you need.
It must be what you are having try eating lighter like fruit and juice or plain Cheerios and skim Milk - skip the coffee and fry ups since they are infamous tummy trouble rs. Good Luck!
I can't eat anything for about an hour after I wake up otherwise my stomach gets really yucky feeling. I totally feel your pain (literally)