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A member asked:
Do i need to go to the hospital with green vomit and green diahrrea.i am a 57 year old female ?
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No, but: Green in the emesis and stool is usually from the bile in your system. This is not a reason to go to the hospital. However, if you are lightheaded or your heart is beating fast or if you are having a hard time keeping fluids down then it would be a good idea to get in and be evaluated. Take care.
Answered 4/10/2016
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