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I have had the stomach flu for 48 hours at both ends and can not hold anything down. should i go to the er?
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Yes and now.: Dehydration is serious and can predispose to renal insufficiency. You need to have some fluids replaced especially if you cannot keep anything down. Best wishes.
Answered 9/29/2016
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