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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.
There are many conditions that can cause nausea. 1  Some of the more common ones include: 2  Tummy bugs (gastroenteritis). 3  Migraine. 4  Pregnancy. 5  Anxiety. 6  Ear problems. 7  Motion sickness (travel sickness - feeling sick in a car, bus, boat, train or plane). Other rare causes of nausea include: Growths (tumours) in the brain or gut. Infections of the brain (for example, meningitis). Medicines can cause nausea as a side-effect: Some medicines, when taken in normal doses, may cause nausea - for example: