May be reflux, may be gallbladder may be gastroparesis slow stomach movement if you are diabetic, May be H. pylori a bacteria associated with gastritis. Is there pain? Rarely may be pancreas( though usually pain) or even ovaries. Would follow up with MD
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There can be many potential causes of nausea after eating. You should speak with your family doctor or a gastroenterologist to begin sorting it out. You also could start with a consult here on healthtap. If your symptoms persist, you should not ignore them.
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