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Woke up feeling dizzy and nauseous. what should i take?
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Push fluids: I would stay from solid food and focus on keeping yourself hydrated. You can try some over-the-counter pepto-bismol or acid reduction medication. Some people feel that ginger ale settles their stomach. This may be related to some type of gastrointestinal bug however an ear infection can also cause similar symptoms.
Answered 12/29/2015
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