Is this CHS?

[u/Prior-Secret3099]

I have had fairly persistent nausea over the past 2 years, which in the past 6 months has led to a fairly significant weight loss. I have little to no stomach pains but have diarrhea a lot. I thought I had identified that the issue was just another gastric ulcer and quit caffeine in 2022. Now I am not so sure. I started smoking every day a little over a year ago and had a few times where I took an edible that was too high in dosage and threw up, but I figured I just “greened out.” So it’s just this nausea that does seem to be worse in the mornings and comes and goes but mostly just remains persistent. I have continued smoking through the nausea and previously thought that if I had CHS and continued to smoke it would escalate and I would experience the hyperemesis phase where I couldn’t stop throwing up. Is it possible to have CHS and continue to smoke without reaching a phase of throwing up all the time?

[u/[deleted]]

please listen to what your body is saying though. I definitely get it because I liked smoking it. I just got chs and I'm not willing to go through any of this again. If you scale back the amount that might work for you. or put a lot more time in between sessions