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Fiancee is 7 weeks pregnant and having a runny tummy plus a bit of pains...is this normal or should we consult?
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Dehydration: is possible, and could benefit from IV fluids. If not keeping fluids down, then she needs to be seen by her doctor or urgent care.
Answered 1/15/2020
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