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severe nausea and cramping Posted: 09-08-08 19:37pm


im 14 weeks pregnant and yesterday and today ive been throwin up every 5-15 minutes, i cant even keep super small sips of water down, nothing at all!!!!!!! and my tummy feels crampy... i throw up within 5 minutes of taking sips of water, and 15 minutes if i dont drink anything, i just throw up the stomach acid and dry heave .... does this call for a ER trip?? or just wait it out??

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