Making me sick! Help!
mcqlove87
Posts: 59
Every time I work out I get sick to my stomach. I try to push through it as much as I can, but it usually ends up in throwing up or a migraine. I try to stay hydrated and not let myself get over heated. And I've tried snacks before and after, but it doesn't seem to help.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
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Are you eating too close to your workouts?0
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Might be worth asking a doctor! Do you have stomach problems otherwise?0
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I've eaten an hour before, 30 min, 15 min... everything.
My stomach is upset on a daily basis (but I never get sick). I've went to the doctor and they haven't been able to tell me anything.0 -
This is odd!! I would try to wait at least two hours after a meal or a full hour after a small snack. Be sure to drink plenty of fluids before, during and after a workout. Otherwise, you might have to consult a doctor. Best of luck0
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I've gone to look at yr diary but there's nothing noted. He many calories do you eat during the day?0
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What are you doing during your workouts? Type/intensity/duration...0
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Pregnant?0
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Do you have any issues with sinus congestion or sinus pressure? I have terrible chronic sinusitis, always slightly congested, always slight pressure. It often turns to severe pressure/pain or severe congestion. When I'm like that, I can't do much more than a mild walk. I get vertigo, dizzy, nauseated. Sometimes I either vomit or black out. I wonder if something like that might be what's going on?0
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I'll get sick if I eat up to 3 hours before a vigorous workout.. If I get hungry before working out, I've started eating a serving of clif shot bloks.. I make sure I eat right after I exercise.0
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hard to say because you don't record your food...... could be a number of things..... dehydration comes to mind. but also not eating enough or the proper foods.0
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Are you taking vitamins? Some vitamins can make people sick with or without food, just a thought.0
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I used to get sick during my workouts and my trainer said it was all in my head and then one day I actually vomited right in the gym while with my trainer. I was embarrassed and humiliated. What I found out that there are certain foods like broccoli that you should not eat prior to your work out as it creates gas in your stomach and by working out will not make you feel well.
After we had discussed this and what different foods will do - What has helped me is 6 - 12 almonds 2 hours prior to my workout or lots of water before then I have a small meal when I am done.
You just have to try different things for you!0 -
Absolutely impossible to tell if you don't log your food. For all we know, you are trying to exercise with not enough fuel, or too much fuel, or the wrong fuel.
Start logging, then come back in a few weeks and ask again. Seriously.0 -
Have you tried training fasted?0
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Have you tried training fasted?
This is the only way I can do it.....0 -
i have had this a few different times. Once it was because I wasn't hydrated enough. Another was because I had just eaten and some other times were because of my birth control making my hormones act up (i just recently switched to my now 6th birth control since having my baby-i am hoping to have a good outcome with this one!). I was having severe nausea and stomach aches from it.
I hope you can figure this out Vertigo and nausea is no fun and can ruin my motivation in a heart beat.0 -
Try training while fasted (Don't overdo it! A 30min intense workout should suffice) followed by a fair amount of protein. Avoid any carbs 2-3 hours before a workout & 2-3 hours after. Training while fasted, after a nights sleep for example, will promote FAT burning which is what you should be after if you're looking to lose weight0
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If you have stomach issues on a regular basis, try adding a probiotic to ensure that you have a healthy balance of bacteria in your gut. If that doesn't help, switch to a diet that is exclusively lean proteins and veggies. Add grains, dairy, wheat, etc back in one at a time to see if something like that is causing your stomach upset.0
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My stomach has to be Empty before I can workout comfortably.Try that and see how it goes...0
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I've eaten an hour before, 30 min, 15 min... everything.
My stomach is upset on a daily basis (but I never get sick). I've went to the doctor and they haven't been able to tell me anything.0 -
After my pregnancy I couldn't take the birth control pill without being nauseous. Exercise would make it worse. I only tried two different pills and have used a different method ever since.0
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Also, with hormone Induced nausea (I just made that phrase up) an empty stomach and/or not enough fluids only makes the nausea worse.0
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