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Nausea and sore throat can be caused by a cold (due to a bacterial infection). There are bacteria that cause upper respiratory infections and settle in the throat. Sore throat is common during such an infection. Infections also tend to cause upset stomach and can cause nausea.
Youâve probably had nausea many other times in your life from causes other than anxiety. Stomach bugs, food poisoning, eating a lot of junk food over the holidays, and so on. Anxiety-induced nausea can feel similar to those. But it can also feel different, and that can make it scarier than standard nausea. To help you to identify your nausea as a symptom of your anxiety it might help if you learn how anxiety-induced nausea can feel. If your anxiety causes nausea, you may: 1  feel like your stomach is cramping. 2  feel like your stomach is churning. 3  feel like your stomach is bloated. 4  feel like youâre about to throw up. 5  feel like your stomach is full of trapped wind.