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A member asked:
Took a multivitamn and 15 minutes later threw it up is this normal?
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No, but: It is never normal to throw up a pill; that being said, if you have no other symptoms, you probably don't have anything to worry about (i.e., it may just be the size of the pill, the formulation, or just what you had to eat before). You can try again.
Answered 12/21/2012
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