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Q: naseous everyday

asked by: dizzle17 on March 9th, 2009

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Why do i get hearburn everyday? And why do i feel so nauseous everyday now?

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Dr. Jeff Bailey , Ed.D.

replied on May 25th, 2009

Keep a record of your diet and the events that precede your heartburn and nausea and take this documentation to your physician to see if there is a medical explanation.

Best wishes
Dr Jeff
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hank6280

replied on September 6th, 2009

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How bad is the heartburn? Is it as bad even when you medicate it?

As for the nausea, it could be stress or a change in sleeping, diet, and/or exercise patterns. Try chewing on ginger root, for its antiemetic properties, and if that fails, go see an actual doctor for his opinion.

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