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I always get nauseous following the end of my period . what can be the cause of this ?
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It may be an: Association u have made, but estrogen can cause nausea and this is on the rise when your period is finishing. Perhaps it's reintroduction, after it's lower levels over the previous 2 weeks could play a factor. Otherwise, not sure.
Answered 3/13/2013
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