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Last year i was told i have gallstones, do gallstones cause nausea?
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Yes they can: Gallstones can cause a variety of upper abdominal bloating, pressure, & discomforts. Nausea is a common symptom, especially a few hours after eating. Vomiting and severe upper abdomen pain can occur too. Nausea can also come from other conditions such as stomach irritation, gastritis, ulcers, etc.
Answered 4/1/2019
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