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Mac Man

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Nauseous Feeling At Nightime? Posted: 04-25-07 15:21pm


I'm a 34 year old male in generally good health. About a year ago i used to feel sick not long after i got to sleep (about 12pm-1am) - i wouldn't be sick but after having several visits to the bathroom and several 'normal' stools later i would feel well enough to get back to sleep. This only happened about one day a week for about 8 weeks then stopped. However, I am getting the problem again. I am quite stressed at work at the moment and wonder if this is causing the problem? I eat fairly healthy and don't drink or smoke. Thanks for any help!

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