Nausea is an incredibly common physical symptom of anxiety, but few of us really understand why it happens. We spoke to some experts about the little-known links between the gut and the mind.

Many children outgrow their fears, but persisting worries may be a sign of an anxiety disorder. Psychologists weigh in on ...

When you drink alcohol, the brain ramps up the release of a chemical called gamma-aminobutyric acid, or GABA, which helps us ...

Many people experience nausea occasionally, particularly during pregnancy or travel. Nausea is an uncomfortable sensation in the stomach that often makes you feel like vomiting. If you frequently ...

A new Cochrane review showed SSRIs and SNRIs outperform placebo for GAD with similar dropout rates, but questions remain ...

with the waves of anxiety that visit you after a night of excessive alcohol consumption. The morning after a night out can be rough—grappling with a pounding headache, nausea and a tidal wave of ...

Top tip: anxiety can manifest itself in physical ways such as nausea, stomach cramps and loss of appetite. Reassure your child that they are not ill, and that these symptoms will go away when ...

You may also experience a racing heart, nausea, and sweating, among other physical symptoms. Social phobia and anxiety can negatively impact friendships, romantic relationships, and school and ...

Headaches and nausea are common, and they can both affect you at the same time. Experts don’t know why they seem to be more likely in some people. But they do know that things like dehydration ...

Most people worry, but for those with generalized anxiety disorder, worries are chronic and lead to symptoms like exhaustion, nausea, and trouble sleeping. The first step toward treatment is ...