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Can drinking a carbonated beverage (specifically root beer) too quickly cause nausea and gas-like abdominal pain? (i also had pizza with it)
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Yes: Abdominal pain is one of those universal symptoms, so everybody gets it sometimes, and it can be caused be many, many types of problems. Sodas, pizzas, eating too fast, drinking too fast, eating too much, too much oil in the food, etc., can cause nausea and gassy bloating sensations. Of course, such symptoms can be due to other causes, too.
Answered 7/10/2015
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