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What illnesses or conditions would cause lower intestinal pressure for several weeks and then change to cause a nauseated feeling for several weeks?
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Pressure: You may have a mild intestinal infection. I would make sure you are having regular bowel movements and increase my fluid intake.
Answered 2/14/2014
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