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Is it possible that drinking a lot of sparkling mineral water can be causing my chronic nausea? there seems to be a direct link between me drinking it and the nausea increasing. why would this happen if so? thank you for your help?
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It is not likely that sparkling water is causing your nausea, but can definitely worsen it by increasing acidity and reflux. In order to sort it out switching to still water for few weeks may give you a better sense of what the effect of sparkling water was on your nausea.
Answered 9/9/2021
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