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History

  • Onset, duration and frequency
  • Does it occur after you eat, or on an empty stomach?
  • What other symptoms are present -- abdominal pain, fever, diarrhea, or headaches?
  • Content of vomitus
  • Presnce of any blood or coffee grounds content in the vomitus?
  • When was the last time that the patient urinated?

Other questions include:

  • History of weight loss
  • History of recent travel
  • History of medications intake
  • Did other people who ate at the same place as you have the same symptoms?
  • History of pregnancy

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