Do I Have Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome?

Are you or a loved one experiencing recurring bouts of nausea and vomiting? Are you struggling to figure out why you or a loved one feel good one day, and then have a period of time where food just doesn’t stay down? Gastroenterologist Dr. Matt Hoscheit of the Cleveland Clinic joins us on this episode to share his expertise on cyclic vomiting syndrome. He provides insight on possible causes; warning signs; and when patients should see their healthcare provider. We also discuss how cyclic vomiting syndrome is diagnosed, how it can affect patients quality of life and treatment options. This episode is brought to you in partnership with the American College of Gastroenterology’s Patient Care Committee.
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[@PersonalCOO]

Can't thank you both enough for this podcast. I have a loved one who suffers from CVS and this is the first bit of information that gives us hope for treatment.

[@nicolet4429]

It's awful to live with. Nothing you can do to control it.

[@deirdrereynolds8301]

I had my first cycle when I was only 3

[@Uberrimaefidei]

We just need funding, funding, funding for research and medicine. We need breakthrough now. Enough of the suffering!

[@dnice1996]

There are no options. My daughter has had this for 7 years & nothing works! My daughter had a 2 month episode. Vomiting with just a sip of water! She is so mentally drained! Now she is just waiting for the next episode!

[@salmapatel_]

has she gotten celiac tested?

[@GastroGirl]

Has she been diagnosed with CVS? Often times this overlaps with and/or is mistaken for underlying issues (gastroparesis, functional dyspepsia).
While we cannot provide medical advice, we encourage you to consult a healthcare provider who specializes in this area.
Here are some interesting articles you may find helpful, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5102760/
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6326193/
www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/digestive-diseases/cyclic-vomiting-syndrome/eating-diet-nutrition#:~:text=Eating%20certain%20foods%20such%20as,Adults%20should%20avoid%20drinking%20alcohol.

[@jodievandemark9268]

My husband had a stroke 5+ years ago and finds himself having this issue 1-2×s a month... could the stroke have something to do with it? Where can i find a neurogastrologist?

[@GastroGirl]

Thank you for your comment and sharing a little of your story. We cannot provide medical advice and highly recommend you consult with your husband's healthcare provider.
As for neurogastroenterologists, they can often be found at many large GI centers. Where are you located?

[@jodievandemark9268]

@@GastroGirl Liberty, NY. I am taking him to a gastro dr this week. I'm hoping he can offer some help.

[@GastroGirl]

@@jodievandemark9268 excellent. All the best for a productive visit and we hope you get the expert guidance and insight you and your husband need.