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Are there any ways to treat nausea caused by post nasal drip?
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Control the drips: The best way is to stop the cause although there are indeed anti-nausea drugs available. Talk to your doctor to see if he can determine the cause for the post-nasal drips. See an ENT is necessary.
Answered 2/1/2016
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