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Can having heartburn cause nausea?
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No: But often the acid reflux causing the heart burns can be associated with nausea.
Answered 8/26/2017
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Not generally: but the symptoms often exist together...hyperacidity irritates both the lower esophagus ("heartburn") and the stomach (nausea) An H-2 blocker (eg: PRILOSEC example only)) might be worth a try. Speak with your PCP (Primary Care Provider) Hope this helps Dr Z
Answered 8/26/2017
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