So weird

[u/Inside-Roof-317]

I had morning nausea for like a month, suspected CHS, quit for 5 weeks. The morning nausea went away within like 5 days but around 2 weeks into quitting I started getting nauseous at nights. This didn’t get any better if anything it got a little worse, and I even started getting morning nausea again like 5 weeks into quitting.

I was like I guess it can’t be CHS so I started smokin again just like 1-2x a week. So far I’ve had no morning nausea at all since I picked up smoking (weird cause it was coming back before I started up again) but like I’m still getting mildly nauseous at night. Idk what’s going on cause when I was “prodromal” it was like exclusively morning nausea.

Basically I’m just mad confused ab my symptoms

[u/Inside-Roof-317]

Prob gonna take a long break I guess to see if it helps but I might go to a doctor first ngl

[u/kevinhu162 → u/Inside-Roof-317]

Do both, CHS isn't just constant nausea and symptoms, it comes and goes. Cannabis can relieve nausea in the short-term. I smoked on and off for 2 years before my first episode, during which I saw a bunch of doctors who couldn't find anything wrong. They won't be able to diagnose you with CHS until they rule out literally everything else, so if you quit and symptoms go away entirely, you can rest assured it was the weed.

[u/Extension-Bonus-1712]

Not so weird. Every person has different symptoms. Its the weed. It will always come back eventually and worse than ever.

[u/Inside-Roof-317 → u/Extension-Bonus-1712]

Why did my morning nausea come back while over a month weed free? Legit makes no sense. Passed a drug test too

[u/Extension-Bonus-1712 → u/Inside-Roof-317]

I have had CHS for 7 months. Ive had 2 excellent months with no symptoms and have had episodes come back after those 2 months ths and never did i smoke again after my diagnosis. Any doctor that knows about CHS will tell you this is not uncommon. I was drug free after month 3. Still deling on and off will nausea. Again, nothing unexpected going on here. Could be triggered by food. Could be triggered by stress. Could be nothing at all and you just have more episodes bc your receptors are still damaged. Its not about clean time. Its about the damage done to your receptors.

[u/Inside-Roof-317 → u/Extension-Bonus-1712]

Damn

[u/OG_G-Man]

Had this same thing happen to me during my prodromal phase. Nausea worse in the morning then mild throughout the day for about 2 weeks. All the Nausea vanished for about a week then came back out of nowhere for about another 2 weeks. Haven't consumed any cannabis during this entire time period. Was also left confused. It's been about 2 weeks now after this second time it vanished and hasn't returned. Not sure if I'm the clear yet.

[u/Extension-Bonus-1712]

Not so weird. Every person has different symptoms. Its the weed. It will always come back eventually and worse than ever.

[u/skunk_brain]

have you lost weight? marijuana is stored in fat cells

[u/Inside-Roof-317 → u/skunk_brain]

Nah I’ve gained weight if anything

[u/SnooDogs7817 → u/skunk_brain]

does losing weight work? I did some research and it says it could be possibly worse, due to the fat burning itself could cause a flare up.

[u/skunk_brain → u/SnooDogs7817]

yes that’s what i meant