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My dad is an alcoholic, he has cirhosis and the last 3 days has been vommitting and had diorhia, im worried he is going to die in the next few days,?
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Exam: Take him to a doctor. This is probably not life threatening, but he needs a medical evaluation with his health history.
Answered 2/2/2015
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