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A member asked:
Can chronic nausea come from my restrictive cardiomyopathy ( heart biopsy found this i have sarcoidosis)?
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Yes: In fact, an long-term upset stomach is often one of the early and more troubling problems when the heart muscle is failing. I hope you are able to find effective treatment for this often very difficult illness.
Answered 3/4/2015
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