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I am 38 weeks pregnant with food poisoning and i can't keep anything down and am getting slight abdominal cramps. what should i do?
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ER : Although you may be fine and this is just the result of the food poisoning, I would not assume anything. It might be reasonable to go to the ER for evaluation.
Answered 5/16/2016
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