NAUSEA AFTER FIRST BITE OF FOOD PROFESSIONAL
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NAUSEA AFTER FIRST BITE OF FOOD PROFESSIONAL

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NAUSEA AFTER FIRST BITE OF FOOD SERIES

The reverse flow of contents of the stomach, cause a series of neurochemical transmissions, which cause dizziness. Dizziness could also be due to acid reflux. The triggers can be anything from drugs (caffeine tabs) to emotional state of the person, to hunger, aroma of food, irregular sleep pattern, etc. Hi Welcome to the MedHelp forum! The dizziness you feel with the first bite or sip, could be due to syncopal attack. This discussion is related to Dizziness when eating. Im male, 28, and have a physically active job. I used to drink a lot of water and now not so much, but I do keep hydrated. Also I haven't been drinking as much water in the past week. I've been getting regular sleep and falling into a regular sleep pattern and this is when I've started to feel dizzy when eating. But I think sleep might have something to do with it.

Either getting very little sleep (2-4 hours a night) or horrible horrible sleep (sitting up at a desk with the light on, in a car by the side of the road). In the past couple months, unrelated, I've been practicing sleep deprivation. Recently I took a sip of water and got dizzy. Next day I took a sip of coffee and got dizzy. Later on in the day I ate some chips or something and got instantly dizzy. It started a few days ago when I woke up and popped a handful of trail mix in my mouth and instantly got dizzy for a moment. I was going to post on the last discussion thread, but it seems to be closed. I get dizzy when I have a first bite or sip of anything.

Nausea after first bite of food