- Migraines are often accompanied by bouts of nausea and at times, vomiting. Migraines are defined as chronic headaches that can last anywhere from an hour to two days.
- Food poisoning occurs due to consuming contaminated food. Nausea is one of the key symptoms of this condition.
- Chemotherapy treatment can cause nausea due to the chemicals being used during the treatment. Cancer and other similar conditions are usually treated with chemotherapy.
- A stomach flu is a common infection that causes nausea. This infection is usually not dangerous and rarely lasts more than 48 hours.
- Allergies, such as an allergy to milk, can cause extreme nausea and vomiting. Some allergies can be prevented with medications and by avoiding the source of the allergy.
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Chemotherapy
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