Someone please help, truly miserable

I have IBS and gerd.

Lately, I am waking up in the early morning hours hot, drenched in sweat with chills, and nauseated.

Because I am on estrogen from a hysterectomy 30 years ago, I thought it was my estrogen being wrong.

But, because my stomach feels sick, I wonder if IBS can cause this.  I wonder if it can indeed cause hot/chills and nausea.

Also, I have had company visiting and I've been eating chips, candy and fast food that I normally don't eat.

I know that probably doesn't help.

I am also having problems with constipation.

Has anyone else experienced this? 

i was having the same thing...burning so bad it would take me 10 minutes to be able to sit back down... i started systematically eliminating one thing from my diet... i had become kind of addicted to the 5 hour energy shots and would take one every morning with coffee... as soon as i stopped taking them...my problem stopped...the very next day... now i dont know if its the shots...or a certain ingredient that might be in other things you eat... or if i even had IBS to begin with because i never went to a doctor about it...i just looked up the symptoms and it fit.... so,..i dont know if this helps or not...but i had to put it out there...

What? That's unkind to say.

While I do not suffer with exactly the same symptoms as the OP does, I'd never say such a thing!

Ah, okay, my apologies.

BTW, jazzmyn IS using the term nauseous correctly, not that it matters on a health support forum.

Merriam Webster definition (which includes the medical definition) link:

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/nauseous

To answer the question:

I have pretty severe GERD, and it definitely makes me feel nauseous in the mornings. I don't wake up with sweating/chills, but I definitely have those with an attack of IBS. Is it possible your blood sugar is low in the mornings?