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I ate a lot of popcorn at the movies, i went home and felt really sick, i regurgitated a lot of it and eventually i saw blood in my throw up?
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Needs evaluation: Blood in vomit, regardless of age of the sufferer, is never normal. As such, and although the cause is likely easily explained (e.g. A mallory-weiss tear of the esophageal lining due to retching), I recommend it be evaluated so serious pathology is not missed or diagnosis delayed.
Answered 8/1/2015
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