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For most of the last week, i have been nauseous all the time, it continues to get worse every day, i can hardly eat and it's worse mornings nd bedtime?
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Pregnant?: Might want to rule out pregnancy immediately. Other causes include acid reflux, gallbladder disease , medication or vitamin supplement side effects, or hormonal changes. Good luck!
Answered 12/1/2013
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