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Nausea after eating

I have been feeling nauseated after eating for about two weeks now. It happens when i eat anything, wheather it be a meal or a snack.
Ex: chicken,rice,gronala bars,pudding,apples,grapes,brocoli and ect.
For the past year now i have had off and on pains in my upper right and left(never at the same time)  abominal and they kinda feel like stabbing pains when i get them. They usually come about when im standing up and moving around lifting heavier things. But they are not intense enought that i cant stand them. I have also had acid refulx since I was in Jr. High School, and i dont take acid reduces offten i try to just take them when i start to cough up the acid. So what could this be?
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I have had every one of those same exact symptoms for years and have seen doctor after doctor, been through test after test including upper Gi's and not one person has been able to give me any answers and it's just getting worse by the year. If you have seen a doctor or will, you should ask about having a upper Gi test which might answer your question atleast.
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How old are you?  The upper abdomen problems/pain and nausea could be associated with meopause or pre-menopause.  I had something similar not so long ago that was remedied by adjusting my hormones (I'm menopausal).  Ask your doctor about this.
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These can be a side effect of Celiac desease, its where you are allergic to the wheat/gluten in foods like bread, pasta, even gravey and other sauces. Anything that has been bathed in sauce that contains gluten like certain salad dressings, sauces they use to cook vegatables in can cause very nasty pain, bad IBS and nausea. The gluten causes your intestines to eat away at themselves because of the allergic reaction. Usually not discovered or testable until mid teen years.

I've attatched some links for you to read up on Celiacs Desease, if you think you have most of the symptoms it wont hurt to mention it to your Doctor.

Google Search Results for your research:
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=Celiac+Disease&aq=f&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&pbx=1&fp=634be7f9c98ae18c

Celiac group on MedHelp -
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Celiac-Sprue-Disease/show/226
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