HELP... Why does every little movement trigger nausea?

]Lately, I’ve been feeling so nauseous that I feel like I'm going to throw up constantly... Even just trying to hold a pill on my tongue triggers it, let alone trying to gargle water, and now even just keeping gum in my mouth without chewing makes me feel sick.
I have never dealt with anything remotely like this in my entire life, and I used to be able to do all these things without a single issue...
I honestly have no clue why this is happening out of nowhere, so please, someone tell me what's going on! 😢

Honestly, when I first wake up in the morning, my stomach just starts acting up immediately—it’s like everything hits at once. A cigarette, some water, maybe a piece of gum... it all just stirs things up. But that’s strictly an early morning thing for me; once the day actually gets moving, things settle down and I feel fine again.

Laura Cox28 said:Lately, I’ve been feeling nauseous all the time. It’s gotten to the point where I can’t even keep a pill on my tongue without wanting to gag, and even just swishing water in my mouth or holding gum without chewing makes me feel sick.
I’ve never dealt with anything like this before; I used to be able to do all these things without any issue.
I honestly don't understand why this is happening. Does anyone have any advice? 😢

Chewing gum for too long actually makes me feel nauseous. It's awful, though it usually only happens if I realize an hour later that I still have a piece in my mouth.
My mother gets so lightheaded she nearly faints every time she vomits...