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Feeling somewhat sick in my stomach. somewhat slightly nauseous. feel somewhat pre-headachy ..and overall kind of malaise feeling. no fever. no diarrh?
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Could be stomach flu: This could be several things, but one possible cause is a stomach virus. Another possible cause would be sour stomach from bad food. Treatment is generally symptomatic with over the counter medications, clear fluids, and rest.
Answered 3/12/2020
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