Can bile acid malabsorption cause vomiting?
My doctor suspects I might have bile acid malabsorption due to my frequent diarrhea, but I also have bouts of vomiting. Is vomiting a common symptom associated with bile acid malabsorption?
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6 months ago
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Bile acid malabsorption typically causes chronic watery diarrhea, but my gastroenterologist explained that it can also lead to significant nausea, bloating, and occasionally vomiting due to stomach irritation. If you are experiencing frequent vomiting, please get evaluated to confirm the diagnosis.
4 months ago
Oh, stomach issues are the absolute worst, especially when you can't enjoy your favorite street food! While this condition mostly causes diarrhea, the nausea can definitely make you want to throw up. It is best to get it checked out by a doc so you can get back to eating peacefully.
6 months ago
At my age, my digestive system reacts to almost everything, and yes, improper bile absorption can make you feel extremely sick and lead to vomiting. It is a sign that the gut is completely out of balance. Don't wait around, just let a doctor fix it before you lose too much weight.
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5 months ago
I totally get it, dealing with chronic stomach issues is incredibly exhausting and draining. While this condition is famous for diarrhea, nausea and vomiting can definitely happen when your digestive system is this upset. Please take care of yourself and see a gastroenterologist soon.
4 months ago
I was just reading up on digestion issues online and found that while bile acid malabsorption mostly affects the lower gut, the overall indigestion can absolutely trigger nausea and vomiting in some people. It sounds really uncomfortable, so visiting a specialist is definitely a good idea.