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When i vomit notice little red specs should i be worried what is it?
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Blood: This is sign of blood in the vomit. This could be concerning, or it could be because you have been retching intensly. If this continues, or you feel fatigue, abdominal pain, please get evaluated.
Answered 11/27/2017
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