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Any number of things can cause nausea, including meds, gastroenteritis, acid reflux, electrolyte abnormalities, pregnancy, etc., etc. I'd watch it for now, as it may be a passing symptom. End-stage kidney disease (requiring dialysis) can cause nausea, but you would be aware that you have severe kidney disease by that point.
Sudden nausea can be linked to lupus-related issues such as medication side effects, gastrointestinal inflammation, or even stress. It might also signal a flare or complications like kidney involvement. If it happens frequently or is severe, consult your doctor to rule out underlying causes and adjust your treatment plan.
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@A MyLupusTeam Member I have an appointment at the end of the month I have all my symptoms written down. I just wish I had some kind of control with Lupus but no one does.
That often happens to me too @A MyLupusTeam Member, because of my GI issues. Yes, it can just come out of the blue when you least expect it, lemon water soothes my GI tract and herbal teas ☕️
I have Gerd and GI issues but waiting to see my GI doctor for a follow up after a procedure I had done. It just happens out of nowhere where
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