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Explanations for feeling queasy after you eat can range from simple to more serious health issues
Allergies, acid reflux and even pregnancy can increase drainage and upset your stomach
Start slowly with clear fluids, and then move to bland, easy-to-digest foods
Help your aching belly by staying hydrated, eating bland foods and avoiding certain foods
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