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Old 03-26-2015, 01:02 AM #1
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Default Nausea?
Over the last week I've noticed my symptoms spreading to my abdomen ( tingling, slight burning, feeling numb ( but not really numb can still feel objects touching me)) tonight, two hours after falling asleep I woke up very nauseous. I barely made it to the bathroom before severely throwing up. I never throw
Up. I'm worried about progression... Does anybody else feel like that?
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