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Is puking yellow bitter stuff a stomach virus or medication reaction?
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Either or neither: Lots of causes for bilious vomiting, including medication reaction, viral infection, or gallbladder disease, kidney stone, infection, bowel obstruction, pancreatic problems, and lots of other causes.
Answered 6/5/2015
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