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What would cause the feeling of constant nausea?
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Many things: There are around 5 systems in the body that affect the nausea response. Your balance system in your ear. Mechanical problems with your digestive track. Many medications can trigger nausea. Hormone imbalances as well as heart problems . Increased pressure in your brain can also cause nausea.
Answered 2/1/2015
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