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7. Nausea
Nausea is another non-specific symptom of C. diff infection. There are a lot of normal occurrences in the body that results in nausea. That is why it is often overlooked and no further diagnosis is usually done until this condition is gone. Monthly menstrual periods, pregnancy, fatigue, and motion sickness are the usual culprits of having nausea.
Although these are just ordinary situations, nausea may also mean a possible health risk such as C. diff. People that are nauseous define it as an uncomfortable need to vomit. Nausea does not often continue to actual barfing, but if it results in vomiting, a lot of other complications may happen. Consult your medical provider if you have a wave of recurring or persistent nausea.
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