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My 17 year old daughter had blue lips, nausea and tingling in her hands today ?
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Emergency room: She should see the emergency room for evaluation. She may have a stomach flu, but other causes should be ruled out. Keep her well hydrated, monitor her temperature and see the Emergency room.
Answered 2/22/2020
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