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ak_boardergirl

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reoccuring blood in vomit Posted: 04-22-08 01:46am


I have been overly stressed out the past few weeks. About a week ago my stress caused me to start vommiting everytime i tried to eat anything. I have been vommiting 2 to 3 times a day for a week now and the last 2 days there has been blood in my throw up. It started with just a little and has gradually increased. I am anemic and also have domant teberculosis..Could either of these be the causes? if not what is causing the blood and what should i do??

Dr. Nikola

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Posted: 04-23-08 08:36am


Can you explain that stress more precissely? Do you have other symptoms beside vomiting like stomach pain, acid reflux, diarrhea, black stool, constipation etc.? Have you ever had the same problem before? Can you give me more information about your medical history (especially about the anemia and tuberculosis) and personal data (sex, age, profession etc.)?

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