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What are some meds or solutions for chronic nausea?
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Structured approach: This can be a vexing problem. Try and keep a diary of when it occurs and what you've eaten. Could it be medication - including over the counter vitamins etc - related? Could it be a manifestation of reflux? See what you can determine then see a patient GI to work through this if you can't resolve it.
Answered 6/10/2014
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