вівторок, 14 червня 2016 р.

The emetic syndrome: 100 attacks per day

 The emetic syndrome: 100 attacks per day  This mother of two bouts of sickness occurs more than 100 times a day! The poor woman is suffering from a rare syndrome of nausea.

We all know what suffering can deliver a stomach infection, nausea and what it sometimes is. And here at the UK resident Sharon Wilson has a very rare condition, because she felt unwell more than 100 times a day. Woman suffering from cyclic vomiting syndrome . Moreover, doctors took 10 years of observations, to put the final diagnosis.

Severe vomiting spasms overtake a woman whenever she is excited about something. After nausea Sharon remains completely devastated, both in the literal and figurative sense of the word. In the past, she had to give up going abroad and even go out in the evening for the benefit of long-term hospitalization, because the body alone could not cope with the disease. Now Sharon has learned to do for a long time without the help of doctors.

But this resident of Doncaster still happens up to 140 (!) Attacks per day vomiting. Sometimes cyclic vomiting syndrome She puts her to bed for three days. "As soon as it starts, so on it can be checked against the clock - says Sharon. - I'm sick every 10 minutes. It lasts as long as the body is not weakened so much that I'm just falling into sleep. When my husband gave me a surprise in the form unexpected trip to Paris, I am so alarmed by luck that suffered 140 retching 24 hours. And when we went to Las Vegas to renew our marriage vows, I was so sick that almost never left the hotel. "

Doctors have no idea what caused cyclic vomiting syndrome . They believe that the nausea can be caused by stress. There are no specific medications for nausea woman does not help. But in the past six months, no attack was not, and Sharon three times knocking on wood. And suddenly it is now destined to lead the same normal life, like all other people?



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