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Why do i sometimes feel nauseas in the morning? seems to happen after naps or when i don't eat much before sleeping.
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Could be several: Several conditions can cause these symptoms. Some of the more common are diabetes, thyroid, improper nutrition, lack of exercise, medication side effect, excess alcohol consumption. See your doctor for proper evaluation and treatment.
Answered 7/25/2018
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