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Can anxiety cause mild nausea or knot in stomach?
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YES!!: There are many "physical symptoms" that one experiences with anxiety and that is why anxiety is often confused with a physical ailment. Make sure it is not something else though like an ulcer.
Answered 5/8/2016
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