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I have been having constant upper abdomen pain, with nausea, and lower back pain.i usually feel nauseous after i eat something.
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Heartburn: Could be heartburn or sensitivity to something you're eating. Try OTC generic Zantac/Pepcid or Prilosec.
Answered 5/14/2014
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