At the age of 34, my heartburn and feeling of nausea has been increasing leading to vomiting and headache. Once I vomit I feel better. Can there be any connection between the two?
Hello, yes the vagus nerve connects the signals from gut to brain making it a two way communicating path. This is one of the reason why a person feels better after vomiting as the load has reduced and the system temporarily calms down. Although do check for a migraine episodes too if the headache is one-sided or triggered by any extreme factors. Go for a glass of wheatgrass juice in the morning after meals to prevent the nauseated feeling and chew a small portion of jeera after meals to help with better digestion. If the problem still persists, book a consultation with our doctors to get a better diagnosis.
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