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A member asked:
Is it common to feel nauseated from severe si joint pain, i'm feeling pretty sick! no fever or vomiting at this time.
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Hard to say: It depends. Although it is not terribly common, some patients with particularly severe pain can develop nausea just from the pain they are having. The other more probable cause is you have something causing back pain and nausea that is not musculoskeletal, a urinary tract infection is a good example. Consider being checked, thank you for the question.
Answered 3/19/2013
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