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I was in a car accident yesterday and i know i have whiplash but today i feel nauseas and i have bad pains in my stomach. should i go back to the e.r?
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Yes: Ed workup is the safest option. Car crashes can cause delayed bleeding etc so going back to the ed for a secondary survey is recommended. Sounds like you wore a seatbelt and it may just be some bruising from that but better not take any chances on this one.
Answered 9/29/2016
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