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I had a lot of nausea in the beginning of this thing. I was in tremendous pain and could barely talk. I lost 10 pounds because i had no hunger and it was too difficult to swallow. I also get the numbness in my abdomen during the night sometimes. The nausea is gone unless I don't go to bed early. If I get tired, I become nauseas and shaky.
I had the very same thing at onset - nausea from all the pain and had a difficult time swallowing. My weight dropped to 110 lbs and I looked like a twig. Now nausea only comes on randomly and only lasts 5 or 10 minutes. I've learned just to ride it out.
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