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Explanations for feeling queasy after you eat can range from simple to more serious health issues
Stomach cancer tends to spread to the lymphatic system and liver before moving to other areas
Triggers can range from the foods you eat and the medications you take to how often you exercise and how stressed you are
Charcoal pills are used in certain emergency room settings but aren’t recommended for home use
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Irritable bowel syndrome has many signs, but lower abdominal pain, constipation and swelling may mean you should see a healthcare provider
The stomach flu, food poisoning and motion sickness can make you vomit and may result in dehydration
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
Sorry to burst your bubble, but the fizzy drink typically doesn’t contain any real ginger
From staying hydrated to staying on schedule, these tips can help you stay regular on-the-go
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