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A member asked:
What is it when i get nausea every night before bed&over in the middle of the morning
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Acid reflux: This is the most common reason. Is it relieved by antacids? These symptoms can get worse so it is important to see a doctor about them. It may be as simple as taking medications to keep the acid down but let the doctor make the call.
Answered 6/30/2018
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