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A member asked:
My boyfriend just vomited and it was blue, what could it be?
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See below: Likely something blue he ate (Blue Berries?) or some medication or drug with a blue color. If he happens to be a substance abuser question him carefully. If suspicious call the poison control center. Have him examined if he continues to vomit or is not feeling well.
Answered 9/30/2015
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