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What Causes Vomiting Of Grey Water And Loss Of Weight?
my 22 year old daughter broke out in weeping lesions from her scalp to her face and ears and down her neck to her chest .She is horribly sick and vomitting grey water(it look like that) and has lost 70 lbs in four months without changing anything. I took her to the er 3 days ago and they booked her in next week to see an internal med dr. but her vomit was not this colour and her body is very itchy but painful. The er dr . said it was not the shingles that we possibly thought and she has never had chicken pox . do i need to take her back to the er before her appt. she has been sleepy and fragile.
Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com I have evaluated your query for your daughter in details .
* This is due to severe intestine infection with possible grave underlying pathology , needs to be evaluated with necessary lab tests , ultrasound, CT scan and endoscopy for the diagnosis and further management . * You should not wait till her next appointment , she needs hospitalisation and intensive treatment .
Wishing her fine recovery . Feel free to ask any further queries .
Regards .
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What Causes Vomiting Of Grey Water And Loss Of Weight?
Hello dear Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com I have evaluated your query for your daughter in details . * This is due to severe intestine infection with possible grave underlying pathology , needs to be evaluated with necessary lab tests , ultrasound, CT scan and endoscopy for the diagnosis and further management . * You should not wait till her next appointment , she needs hospitalisation and intensive treatment . Wishing her fine recovery . Feel free to ask any further queries . Regards .