u/Field_Apart

I've always been an evening nausea and vomiting type person, with occasional dry heaving in the morning that usually just means my neck is really tight and I need to go to Physio. Recently though, mornings have turned into a nightmare.

I work full time, mostly at the office, sometimes from home, with some travel, in emergency management. The past couple weeks as soon as I get upright for the day I immediately start gagging and dry heaving, sometimes throwing up. There is no undigested food, just stomach secretions and usually after a bit it calms down. End of last week though I logged onto a call from home and immediately started retching, thankfully a coworker I could laugh with, and had to go lie down and get things back under control, plus a bit of diarhea. Then fine for the day. This week I have been traveling and things have been surprisingly good. Until today when I got stuck on the hotel room bathroom floor because every time I was upright I was puking, pretty much instantly, but with almost no nausea. More like reflexive regurgitation. I ended up taking dissolvable Zofran, puking till I saw stars multiple times, and then it just passed? I went to the coffee shop, got a latte and a smoothie and drove two hours to my next stop with zero issues.

I am so lucky I have a supportive director, but wildfire season is starting and I am hoping to figure out a way to get this under control. I'm not pregnant, but this morning vomiting is starting to interfere with my work in a big way. Any ideas? Thoughts? Advice?