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Is it normal to feel nauseous if ive pulled a muscle in my ribs?
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Might be: If you have definitely strained a muscle & the pain is intense it could lead to some nausea, BUT persistent nausea would also be of concern for something else going on such as gallbladder, stomach, liver, or other gastrointestinal problems, which would require more extensive evaluation by Dr & possibly lab testing/xray imaging
Answered 11/3/2020
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