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Could too much coconut oil have caused my night time breakout in hives and nauseous stomach?
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It's certainly: possible for coconut oil to cause hives if you have a skin allergy to it or an ingredient that's combined with it. It's very unlikely to cause nausea unless you swallowed it. Most likely the symptoms are coincidently, however.
Answered 11/10/2016
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