Nausea From Working Under Cars

+1 … Suggest to find a physician or physical therapist who is willing offer up some ideas to try first, before resorting to meds and having to live w/their undesirables side effects. You could just be experiencing a mild case claustrophobia for example, and there are probably methods to address that symptom which don’t involve meds. In the meantime, try to decide which among “dizzy” or “light-headed” best describes your symptoms, will be helpful to the experts you hire to help.

I used to have a similar issue but only under certain circumstances. Id get nauseated if i laid under a car, but only if i had an empty stomach. I could eat something and it would go away. Turns out i had an ulcer. Got it fixed and felt better.

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Have you tried fasting?
Nothing but plentiful pure water for 24 hours.
Nextime 48 hours.
Then 72 hours.

Someone did this years ago and it worked.