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My boyfriend is having migraines, heat flashes, chest pain, intense itching, lack of appetite, vomiting, incoherence, cold sweats, exhaustion??
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Plan: He need to go to ER or Urgent care for evaluation and treatments. ASAP. The earlier he start treatment the better recovery will be. It's possible drug overdose and dangerous for life.
Answered 8/19/2017
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