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I am constantly tired and vomiting daily. i am not pregnant (i've taken taken tests and have gotten my period). what could be wrong with me?
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See a doctor: I don't know but this sounds like something a doctor should evaluate. The vomiting could lead to electrolyte imbalances that make you tired and can cause more serious complications.
Answered 4/26/2019
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