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Is it normal to lose appetite/feel slightly nauseous in the spring?
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Not necessarily: But maybe if you change your diet around the season change or start allergy medication around the season change possibly. More significant allergies alone may cause nausea, but again this is a bit atypical.
Answered 5/9/2015
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