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Unbearable abdominal pain and cvomiting that led me to hospital few days ago.i still have slight pain in the abdominal area after eating or urinating?
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Post vomiting spasms: I must assume you have a flu illness and overall you are getting better. In that case, it is possible you have muscle pain/cramps from the previous vomiting. If you have fever or vomiting, get checked.
Answered 12/9/2013
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