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Experiencing persistent nausea (5 hrs) after a workout have beta thalassemia & im often nauseous. does the thalassemia have anything to do w/ nausea?
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Anemia : Vigorous exercise while anemic may pose enough of a stress to your body that nausea could occur. I would also expect significant fatigue to occur. If you experience frequent nausea apart from exercising, other factors must be considered. See your physician or a gastroenterologist as needed.
Answered 3/7/2019
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