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Two nights ago i drank a lot and blacked out. apparently i went limp for some time and ran a fever. now i have stomach issues. what should i do?
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Stop Drinking: Please stop drinking alcohol. If your symptoms worsen rather than improve with time you may need to see your family physician.
Answered 3/11/2014
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