Why Do I Feel Nauseated When Waking Up in the Morning?

Morning nausea may be related to diseases such as hypoglycemia, hyperlipidemia, cerebral vascular arteriosclerosis, cervical spondylosis, etc. If you feel nauseated in the morning occasionally, it's generally not a big problem. However, if it persists and accompanied by other abnormal manifestations, it is necessary to promptly undergo a comprehensive examination at the hospital to identify the cause and carry out targeted treatment.

Generally, you can consider whether this condition is caused by hypoglycemia. Many people, especially obese individuals, often experience hypoglycemia. When such symptoms occur, you can observe whether you have eaten breakfast. If not, experiencing hypoglycemia is normal.

It may be caused by excessively high blood lipids. High blood lipids can increase the viscosity of our blood, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the brain compared to normal people. In particular, when blood lipids are extremely high, you should consider whether you have hyperlipidemia or subclinical symptoms.

This condition is relatively dangerous. If cerebral vascular arteriosclerosis occurs, it indicates that your vascular elasticity has become very poor, and many parts have been blocked and hardened. You must pay attention to these situations, otherwise, severe cerebral ischemia or even cerebral hemorrhage may occur, which can be life-threatening.

Many people's dizziness may be caused by cervical spondylosis. Long-term bowing of the head, infrequent proper stretching exercises, and other reasons can lead to the occurrence of cervical spondylosis. This condition can compress our arterial blood vessels, resulting in temporary cerebral ischemia. Therefore, cervical spondylosis should also be considered.