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Sudden nausea that comes and goes. sweaty palms and feeling hot all over. no fever. loss of appetite. increase in passing gas.
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See ur doctor: such symptoms may be a sign of some systemic illness, particularly some neoplasms; I would suggest u see ur doctor sooner than later. Good Luck
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