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Is it possible to be nauseous as side effect from coffee and sweetener lasting the to the next morning?
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Yes: Caffeine in coffee can be a irritant to the lining of your stomach and lead to indigestion. The sweetener you used could contain sorbitol which can cause gi distress. If you added creamer it may cause lactose intolerance or be rancid. Caffeine and sugar are diuretics which can make your body lose water and become dehydrated. Drink some water but if symptoms persist you may have a stomach virus.
Answered 8/23/2018
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