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Hi, just wanted to know..is fever, nausea and a lack of appetite is common with an upset stomach ?
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No: It would be unusual to have a fever with an upset stomach or dyspepsia. Certainly nausea and a lack of appetite could accompany an upset stomach.
Answered 4/29/2017
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