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I'm in my first trimester pregnancy, have the flu since last week, i'm unable to keep anything in not even water and my eyes are turning yellowish?
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See OB MD now: You appear to be suffering from dehydration and perhaps jaundice. This may be due to something other than the "flu". Contact a OB MD immediately and if unable to be seen within a day, go to the E.R.
Answered 8/9/2018
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