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Old 08-15-2009, 10:48 AM #8
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Yes I have this. When my pain gets high it happens more but in general I have a weak stomach. Especially in the hot times I make sure I drink enough fluids. Many of the meds too in the start made me nauses. I keep pretzels and saltines on hand always and I used to drink vernors it is like ginger ale but in my home state. Feel better
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