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Yesterday i cried at night and fell asleep. the next morning i felt nauseous and i got a headache. is this normal?
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What are you asking?: Is it normal to cry at night, to fall asleep, to have morning nausea, and/or to get a headache, or are you trying to correlate all of these events? Happy to help if we understand the context of your query.
Answered 5/7/2017
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