[Jackie07]

Nausea can be a symptom for many, many different things. I am glad your MRI was fine. Do you have a primary physician or family doctor? He/she is probably the one you really need to talk to first. The oncologist should be most knowledgeable about our condition. But they are really, really busy and are usually under tremendous stress.

My primary (The same one for my In-laws, my husband, and me) had his training from the Mayo Clinic and is well repected by his colleagues. I didn't hurt that his Dad used to be the President of the Board of the hospital. We got real lucky to become his patient just after he started practising in our hospital. (My Father-in-law got the wind from the nurses [yes, nurses are very, very important people] and had all of us switched to this primary.) So far he has taken care of the management of a diabetes, a brain tumor surgery, a heart attack, 2 hip surgeries, an angioplasty (3 stents), two breast cancer surgeries, a ganglion cyst, an Alzheimer diagnosis for just the four of us in a 10-year span... Because of his background and the policy of the hospital, he was never hesitated in making necessary referrals.

My point is: Pull all the strings you can to get this nausea thing checked out. It could well be indigestion or nothing[menopause?], or something serious [my Mother-in-law had 'indigestion' whole day before finding out she was having a heart attack].

Hope you feel better soon.