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Experiencing Nausea And Stomach Pain

I am experiencing nausea every single morning, complete stomach pain shooting from high to low. I eat relatively healthy and exercise 5-6 times a week. But more common, is that no matter what I eat, my mouth and tongue go numb, like I've ingested soap. Could it be liver-related? Id equate the feeling to an intense hangover that doesn't go away until dinner time.
Tue, 11 Mar 2014
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Hello

Thanks for the query

The condition you are suffering from is most likely to be acid peptic disease. I would recommend that you start on pantoprazole 40mg once a day before food. If you do not see any improvement in 5 days then please consult a gastroenterologist.
It is unlikely to be related to the liver

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Experiencing Nausea And Stomach Pain

Hello Thanks for the query The condition you are suffering from is most likely to be acid peptic disease. I would recommend that you start on pantoprazole 40mg once a day before food. If you do not see any improvement in 5 days then please consult a gastroenterologist. It is unlikely to be related to the liver Regards