Nausea is one of the many symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome and it is that feeling of queasiness, wanting to be sick or vomit.
Finding the exact cause of nausea in IBS sufferers can be a very difficult task because each person seems to have their own individual triggers.
The result is that what triggers the nausea in person A is not likely to be what triggers the symptom in person B.
It is therefore very important that if you suffer from irritable bowel syndrome that you know the foods that trigger your symptoms.
One of the best ways to achieve this is to keep a food diary.
You simply note down everything you eat on a daily basis for about two to four weeks and also note what symptoms you get and when you get them.
But what is IBS? It is as a functional disorder of the digestive system.
This means that the digestive system of the sufferer is not functioning normally as it should but there are no identifiable physical causes or reasons to explain why.
This means that if you were to take a peek inside the digestive system of a sufferer everything would look normal and as it should.
Apart from IBS nausea, other common symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome include bloating, flatulence, constipation or/and diarrhea, abdominal pain and spastic contractions of the colon.
We discussed earlier it was important for you to know what your triggers are because prescription drugs such as anticholinergics only mask the symptoms of the ailment,  once you stop taking the drugs, the symptoms return and usually with a vengeance.
The second thing you can do to eliminate your IBS Nausea is to use pure peppermint oil.
  Peppermint is known to have anti-spasmodic action and analgesic (pain-killing) properties to help soothe your digestive tract, ease any tightness relieve abdominal pain, and stop you from feeling nauseous