"experienced nausea" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "After eating the wrong type of fish, Tom experienced nausea and had to lie down."
Parents and ambulances took 22 sixth- and seventh-grade students from the Granville Charter School on West State Street to local hospitals after the children experienced nausea, vomiting and cramps.
Hundreds of people experienced nausea, eye irritation and other symptoms.
During acute attacks, 60.0% of individuals experienced nausea, 41.7% reported photophobia, and 40.8% experienced phonophobia.
During acute attacks, 60.0% of patients experienced nausea, and 41.7% experienced photophobia and 40.8% experienced phonophobia.
All members of the family experienced nausea, vomiting, anuria and hematuria.
The vast majority of subjects experienced nausea (98%) and appetite loss (93%); vomiting was less prevalent (54%).
Dihydrexidine was well tolerated with no serious adverse events although three subjects had mild dizziness and five subjects experienced nausea.
Geisbert says he was told that one of the volunteers who received the highest dose of the drug experienced nausea.
While some patients experienced nausea on a daily or near-daily basis, others experienced it only once or twice a month or intermittently.
Symptomatic runners included runners who experienced nausea, vomiting, confusion, headache, seizures, or acute respiratory distress, which may be symptoms of EAH [8].
One patient experienced mild nausea (patient 10), and one (patient 4) with a history of intermittent nausea experienced nausea and one instance of vomiting about 6 h after administration of the Lu-PSMA.
