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Just vommited out my medication, should i take it again?
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Hard to guess: There are tens of thousands of different medications, thousands of different medical disorders, and of course almost 8 billion people on this little planet of ours. So, it is hard if not impossible to guess what medication effects or what symptoms might occur or not occur after one particular individual vomits up some or all of her medication. That means she should call her prescribing doctor.
Answered 12/28/2019
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