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Go in to the doctor multiple times complaining of a migraine with severe nausea. I say migraine specifically because that in itself explains your nausea, and there is very little they can do for it besides give you anti-nausea meds and painkillers. The first time, they'll likely give you ondansetron for the nausea. But go back after a couple days and say it hasn't gotten any better and you're struggling to keep things down. With it being a new problem for you, they might ask to do a scan of your head once with repeated visits (they did for me). Just let them scan you and find nothing, because that will confirm to them that it's just your run-of-the-mill migraine that many people deal with regularly and they can give you stronger meds to help.
