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If one vomits after taking medications, do yu double up?
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Depends: If you vomit up the pills intact this may require you to repeat. If you think it may be one of the drugs your are taking, discuss it with your physician. Perhaps an alternative that does not make you vomit is available.
Answered 7/15/2018
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