have you ever been so hungry that you felt slightly nauseous?

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That happened to me today. So I had a steak and cheese sub. 2 hours later, I throw up. And now I think I'm sick. This sucks.
 
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Yes, some people get affected by low blood sugar levels. This could be an early sign of possibly being diabetic. You have to try to make sure not to overeat or eat too quickly as compensation as then you'll end up like you did, feeling even more sick.
 

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Originally posted by: darkswordsman17
Yes, some people get affected by low blood sugar levels. This could be an early sign of possibly being diabetic. You have to try to make sure not to overeat or eat too quickly as compensation as then you'll end up like you did, feeling even more sick.

This is mostly likely what you experienced.
 

coldmeat

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I get it all the time too. Sometimes I mistake it for a hangover. All I have to do is eat and then I'm fine.
 

aplefka

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I get it more than what's normal probably, but it's not a huge issue. You should take it slow next time and try some lighter food.
 

antyler

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If i dont eat about every two hours. I will get sick, and then not be able to eat for a long time. Once my stomach gets upset, it takes days to get back to normal.
 

manowar821

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Yeah, my metabolism is super crazy fast, so I get kind of shaky if I haven't eaten or snacked for a few hours. I also feel nauseous if I wait a good long time.
 

antyler

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Originally posted by: manowar821
Yeah, my metabolism is super crazy fast, so I get kind of shaky if I haven't eaten or snaked for a few hours. I also feel nauseous if I wait a good long time.

thats the truth
 

oboeguy

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Nauseated, yes, nauseous, well you'd have to ask someone else.

When exercising for long periods of time w/o proper nutrition it's possible to get pretty messed-up. It's called "the bonk".
 

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Originally posted by: darkswordsman17
Yes, some people get affected by low blood sugar levels. This could be an early sign of possibly being diabetic. You have to try to make sure not to overeat or eat too quickly as compensation as then you'll end up like you did, feeling even more sick.

Wow, should I see a doctor? I have a lot of family history of diabetes and I get that nauseous feeling all the time. It usually happens late at night if I haven't eaten for a couple of hours after dinner.
 

meltdown75

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Originally posted by: manowar821
Yeah, my metabolism is super crazy fast, so I get kind of shaky if I haven't eaten or snaked for a few hours. I also feel nauseous if I wait a good long time.
"snaked"?!

the end is surely near.
 

imported_yovonbishop

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I get hunger pangs, which sometimes equate to a nauseous feeling that most of the time doesn't go away until a couple of hours after I eat.
 

manowar821

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Originally posted by: meltdown75
Originally posted by: manowar821
Yeah, my metabolism is super crazy fast, so I get kind of shaky if I haven't eaten or snaked for a few hours. I also feel nauseous if I wait a good long time.
"snaked"?!

the end is surely near.

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Originally posted by: oboeguy
Nauseated, yes, nauseous, well you'd have to ask someone else.

When exercising for long periods of time w/o proper nutrition it's possible to get pretty messed-up. It's called "the bonk".

well i played basketball/lifted weights for about 2 hours before I got sick, but I'm sure they're not related. In other news, I still feel sick.

it's like I'm really hungover, except... I didn't drink.