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I had my tubes tied 9 years ago. i've recently been feeling nausea in the morning before my period came on and i still feel sick. what's wrong?
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Pregnancy not likely: Your symptoms are not likely to be due to pregnancy. Some women get nauseated before or with their periods. This is most likely due to irritation of the vagus nerve that can be activated by abdominal or pelvic pain. Make sure your periods stay regular and control pain as needed. Check with your obg if your symptoms persist.
Answered 4/9/2016
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