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Does Lack Of Sleep Cause Nauseousness?

I am in Vet school and I had a test. I woke up early today to study and when I woke up i immediately felt nauseous and threw up. Could this be due to lack of sleep (i had only about 4 hours of sleep). I also felt nauseous earlier this week when I had about 6 hours of sleep and dry heaved immediately after waking up.
Mon, 6 Jun 2016
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Thank you very much for contacting healthcare magic.

Lack of sleep cause a nausea.Proper eight hour sleep is ideal.
More tention and anxiety cause nauseous feeling.

You have problem of dry feeling after walk up that because of tention.More stress cause lack of secreation of saliva.

You can take domperidon for nausea.
Try to take eight hour sleep.
Avoid stress also.

If this problem is long standing than you have to consent a physician for further diagnosis.
Proper history is helpful.

I hope my guidance is helpful to you.
Take care.
Thanks.
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Does Lack Of Sleep Cause Nauseousness?

Thank you very much for contacting healthcare magic. Lack of sleep cause a nausea.Proper eight hour sleep is ideal. More tention and anxiety cause nauseous feeling. You have problem of dry feeling after walk up that because of tention.More stress cause lack of secreation of saliva. You can take domperidon for nausea. Try to take eight hour sleep. Avoid stress also. If this problem is long standing than you have to consent a physician for further diagnosis. Proper history is helpful. I hope my guidance is helpful to you. Take care. Thanks.