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Possible pcos diagnosis, 1 symptom experiencing is severe heart burn, alleviated thru vomit, small traces of blood shld i be worried?(not pregnant)
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Not worried: You should not worry but you should see and talk with your doctor about this -- because you might have stress gastritis or other digestive problem.
Answered 3/22/2014
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