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I have influenza and my fever has broken, but i can't stop throwing up. is that normal?
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Yes: Stomach flu usually causes emesis (throwing up). If it has been only a short duration, it is normal. If fever spikes and emesis continues, call your md. Stay hydrated, and feel better soon!
Answered 12/31/2012
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