Living with Cyclic vomiting syndrome. How to live with Cyclic vomiting syndrome?

Can you be happy living with Cyclic vomiting syndrome? What do you have to do to be happy with Cyclic vomiting syndrome? Living with Cyclic vomiting syndrome can be difficult, but you have to fight to try to be happy. Have a look at things that other people have done to be happy with Cyclic vomiting syndrome

The best way to be happpy while sufferering with cvs is to become mentally able to cope with the symptoms. Having a back up plan is good and I always recommend reading about the spoon theory in order to not overdo things and keep your energy balanced.

Posted Mar 30, 2017 by CVS Network - Angie 2875

You need to be your own advocate sometimes and not let the doctors just push you away for being "too hard a case". Remember that your worst days only have 24 hours, and even when the episode feels like it will never end, there are many other CVS warriors out there who understand what you are going through and who love and support you. Never be afraid to go to the hospital when you need to and don't be scared to use your voice to raise awareness. It's a day by day case of trying to keep yourself together and hoping for good health.

Posted Jan 21, 2018 by Laura 3890

WHAT. You cannot be happy about CVS. But you can be happy. First of all,happiness comes from within. Surround yourself with a judge-free, supportive, loving community. Be joyous everyday you feel good. When the chips are down allow your community to help lift you. Ask for help when needed. Don't hide. Don't give CVS control of your brain. It's bad enough your digestive system loses control. Get plenty of sleep. Learn positive ways to deal with stress.

Posted Jan 21, 2018 by Janice 900

I can only speak from my own experience and I know CVS affects people in many different ways. For me, it was helpful to plan life accordingly around my expected episodes. Mine started regularly every two weeks and always hit me at 8:00 pm. I missed out on many, many things, but once I resigned myself to the fact that I would be sick every three weeks, I started to plan properly. It really helped to minimize the disappointment and frustration I felt at canceling plans or missing out on activities with friends and family. I also joined several CVS Facebook groups and the amount of information and support I found there really helped me get through the worst of times.

Posted Feb 19, 2018 by Rachel 4410

Cyclic vomiting syndrome can be a hard thing to live with but working with your doctors and not giving up hope is important. Learning you triggers and symptoms prior to an episode can help you avoid or early abort an episode of you have the right tools and medications available to you.

Posted May 29, 2019 by Nicci 3070

Try Amiltriptyline and the mito-cocktail with tour doctor.
Surround yourself with positive people and work closely with your doctor or specialist.
Make sure you keep hobbies and interests. As

Posted May 30, 2019 by Chloe 3120

Only with great self care, learning and watching your triggers and with helpful medication

Posted May 30, 2019 by Cassandra Katharina Minerva 4050

Once you know it's CVS the fear factor goes away and you can focus on getting relief

Posted Feb 28, 2020 by KAVD 900

Wow ! For some ? For many ? Living day to day with this condition is a constant struggle! Aside from the obvious physical hindrances, just trying to explain what’s going on to those around you is a constant struggle ! It’s so important that CVS sufferers have emotional support from family and friends, who can act as an advocate for the sufferer when needed ! Having a pet that’s easy to care for makes an important difference too !

Posted Jul 11, 2021 by Holly 900

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Posted Nov 3, 2017 by Betty 1700

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Avoid pressure times of stress, no one is happy with SVC,

Posted Nov 4, 2017 by Fanny 2000

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It is important to go with a specialist mental health in this and many other affectations. How it is a syndrome difficult to diagnose and in addition to apparitions of a sudden, often have a direct impact on the mood of affected patients.
However, with the proper accompaniment of psychological/psychiatric care can be as happy as any other person.

Posted Nov 4, 2017 by Paola 1750