Fluff: What makes you nauseous?

I get motion sickness more easily as I get older. As a kid, nothing bothered me. I could read in a car, take on any roller coaster, etc. Now, I can’t read in a car at all, not even my cellphone. I get nauseous on simulated rides. Airplanes - depends on the motion (Up and down vs sideways), but I can feel nauseous on those too. Some roller coasters too. Sigh! Getting older sucks the fun out of things sometimes. Lol!

Dogs.

Especially dogs around food or being expected to eat when dogs around.

Watching people touch dogs and then touch something else.

I’m getting nauseous just typing this.

Motion sickness--car or air or boat

Foul smells --especially poopy baby diaper will set me off

You beat me to it!

Jerky camera work in movies for me, too. I can’t watch.

Amusement park rides that just spin in a circle. I used to love those and now the whole time I’m like, “KILL ME!”.

Nauseated. The word is nauseated. Nauseous means sickening: "what a disgusting, nauseous person". Nauseated means sickened: "watching someone throwing up makes me nauseated".

Seeing someone throw up is enough to put me off my dinner and make me feel vaguely nauseated all evening. Our pizza shop is next door to the pharmacy. When I picked up our pizza last night, someone opened their car door and vomited right outside in the car park. Ugh. My pizza did not go down well.

And swings. I adored swings as a child, but was astonished and very hacked off to discover that swinging with my little niece and nephew turned my stomach.

I can handle blood and vomit just fine, but snot and spit is my kryptonite. When peopme blow their noses onto the street or spit on the street.....that's what makes me nauseous.

I have become more sensitive to smells the last couple of years. Not anything that makes me nauseous yet, but I have some firewood stacked in my livingroom that is giving off a strong sawdust smell that makes me feel suffocated. I had to cover it with a small tarp. That helped a little. The kids don't smell it at all.

The smell of old coffee grounds. We do pour over coffee and I LOVE it but I struggle throwing out the cold grounds.

Those are my all time favorite and no one will go on them with me.   Especially the ones that spin really fast. Teacups, zipper, tilt a whirl, that octopus thing. 

ETA: The one I loved the absolute most was a ride called the Enterprise at Valleyfair. The little cars hung on a circular thing and they would swing side to side. The riders sat on a seat one in front of the other with the bigger person in back. As the ride turned faster and faster, the cars would swing out like a centrifuge and the circle would tip up so eventually the cars would be going in a circle upside down. It was so relaxing I could have slept on that thing. It’s gone now and I’ve never seen it anywhere else since. 

If I move my head too quickly or too often I get queasy. Im sure it’s because I’m missing a large part of my frontal lobe.

The smell of food, cigars, cigarettes, body odor, perfume, cologne...just about everything since I had the last brain surgery.

I practically live on Zofran to curb the vomiting & churning tummy.


Funny thing is I worked for a pathologist & at a funeral home & only occasionally would those smells bother me. Every now & again we would get a particularly bad body that had been left in the elements (Texas heat) for days or weeks that smelled horrible. At that time it didn’t bother me, I’m not so sure if it would today.

nau·se·a
noun: nausea

If I find anything floating in the water that I am drinking I immediately get nauseous.

The interior smell and lack of fresh air in airplanes. 

This. Sometimes the smell of cooking ham will make me nauseous, but that was mostly when I was pregnant. Someone else vomiting will send me also.