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Can feeling like i'm going to throw up everytime i have to pee be a sign of renal disease?
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Nausea is non specif: Specific. It can be from lots of things. If you think you have kidney disease you need to see your family doc who will do urinalysis and also blood tests to look at kidney function.
Answered 10/30/2018
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