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Q: Nausea after eating

asked by: ekmw511 on July 8th, 2008

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For the passed couple of days, I've been getting nauseous after anything eat, no matter how little. I usually only got this when I had another ovarian cyst but this time there is no stomach pain like there have been other times. Also, smells and even thoughts of certain foods make me naseous. Any ideas on who I could talk to (the doctors I've been to have been no help)?

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chant917

replied on April 15th, 2009

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me too

I have the same symptoms. We have been trying to get pregnant, but every test I take comes up negative. Let me know what you find out. I also have burning in my right ear at times when I get really nauseous.

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