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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.
Causes of Nausea Related to the Gut. The mechanism that makes the digestive tract (the gut) want to vomit is a complicated process. The point is that it is supposed to evacuate the stomach when things aren't good for you. Bacteria, viruses and all sorts of toxins can trigger nausea and vomiting from the gut level. Here are the most common causes of nausea related to the gut: Food poisoning: Not really poisoning at all, foodborne illness is usually a bacteria or other bug that's growing on Aunt Jane's famous chicken surprise casserole.