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A member asked:
Has been vomiting for 5 days straight now with double vision and headaches throughout the day. what should we do next ?
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Go to ED: Those symptoms could indicate a serious problem - you need to be evaluated promptly. You should go see your doctor now, if that is not possible then go to the emergency department.
Answered 9/9/2013
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