Nausea

Nausea is definitely the worst for me as well. I use dicyclomine and Gravol Ginger (and regular Gravol when it's really bad). Curious what your stool consistency is like at this point.
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Sometimes I get nausea from stress. Or there was a period a few years ago where I was nauseated every morning after breakfast, and it would slowly dissipate. It is miserable.

Things that help me: peppermint (although peppermint is tricky because it can relax the sphincter and increase heartburn/reflux, so I have to stay away from it now), ginger (ginger tea, ginger candies with real ginger in them, crystallized ginger), deep breaths, breathing in clove essential oil or peppermint essential oil. Also, making sure I don't let my stomach get too empty. And when I was pregnant with awful morning sickness, those sea bands acupressure wristbands helped some.

I hope this passes for you soon.

You can ask your GI for Zofran. It makes me extremely constipated though, so I have to take Miralax whenever I take even one Zofran. Nausea sucks.

Nausea is definitely an ongoing problem for me as part of my UC. I always thought it was the meds, but even when I've taken a break from the meds, the nausea continues. Ginger and bland foods like bread or oatmeal seem to help a bit but it's a problem. Sorry you're going through this.