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Pain in the middle of my stomach after coffee or wine and it gives you a feeling you want to throw up?
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Gastritis: Caffeine and alcohol both irritate the stomach lining- a condition called gastritis. Decreasing your intake of these drinks will give the stomach a chance to heal. By decrease, i mean try to eliminate for a while and then when better, slowly reintroduce and see what happens.
Answered 3/22/2020
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