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Should my husband go to er he's vomiting breaking out in sweats and left eye pain and head pain out of nowhere?
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Yes: Can't tell what this is here, could be sinus, stroke, migraine, vascular event/hemorrhage-serious stuff.
Answered 10/31/2012
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