For me it's because I'm not hungry or just used to being hungry. Between 14-16 I stopped eating and was losing weight so I'm pretty much used to not eating. I eat like one full meal a day with tiny snacks throughout the day. Still probably sounds bad though because it's not three full meals during the day 😅 there are most days I do deal with nausea because of migraines and those are days where I don't eat until at least dinner because I wouldn't be able to keep food down before then.

I also only eat one meal a day, I just don't feel hungry anymore. Before I was chronically ill I ate 4 meals a day 😂

I have a lot of nausea related to my chronic migraine. I thought it was just a normal migraine byproduct

Yeah I'm the same constantly nauseous and I can only eat after 5 most days bc of it and not a lot. Either that or I binge at night bc it's the only time I'm not nauseous lol.

I have been dealing with that for the past 7 years! Drs prescribed several different anti nausea meds but I’m sensitive to meds and the one I use when it gets unbearable is promethazine and it makes me sleep. Don’t take it very often because I need to function not sleep most days. Finally got diagnosed with fibromyalgia last year and so apparently it’s a chronic pain response for me. I have found that short meditations help and if I focus on a small task it usually passes. Be Well 🌺

Could be IBS related? My anxiety makes my IBS constant including nausea that leads to either constipation or diarrhea.

Exactly, never hungry, just snack. I'm lucky if I get one full meal in a day most days

I was the same, if you haven't please request a MRI! I ended up with a ruptured brain aneurysm and 2 more were found. Bone broth also eases the nausea.

YES i get nauseous every single day! its almost like an abdominal migraine its so intense i just have to take my zofran and lay down and close my eyes

I've been dealing with nausea flares as well, a long the line of "silent migraines" where I seem to have the symptoms of my typical migraines without the head pain (lightheaded, light/noise/smell sensitivity neck stiffness)