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⁠Nausea⁠ and ⁠vomiting⁠ are ⁠side effects⁠ of ⁠cancer⁠ ⁠therapy⁠ and affect most patients who have ⁠chemotherapy⁠. ⁠Radiation therapy⁠ to the brain, ⁠gastrointestinal tract⁠, or ⁠liver⁠ also cause nausea and vomiting. Nausea is controlled by a part of the ⁠autonomic nervous system⁠ which controls ⁠involuntary⁠ body functions (such as breathing or ⁠digestion⁠). Vomiting is a reflex controlled in part by a vomiting center in the brain. Vomiting can be triggered by smell, taste, ⁠anxiety⁠, pain, motion, or changes in the body caused by ⁠inflammation⁠, poor ⁠blood⁠ flow, or irritation to the stomach. We have discussed about it in detail here. Do listen and share with someone you think can be benefited. See you soon. Jai Hind

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