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A member asked:
6 years old started vomitting 4 days aftet head injury. could this be related and serious?
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Likely due to injury: If there is no other reason for vomiting such as fevers and diarrhea then it's likely due to the head trauma. Which means it would be important for the child to be seen.
Answered 12/2/2016
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