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Keep getting tummy upsets and random episodes of vomiting and nausea at 17 weeks pregnant now. happens every few days... is it a sign of something bad?
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Let your Doc know: Could a normal variation, or could be sign of gallbladder disease. You should discuss with your doctor, for further evaluation
Answered 9/1/2017
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