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What Are The Treatments For Vomiting, Flu, Diarrhea, Body Pain And Burning Sensation?

Hi i have the flu, vomiting, black tarry diarrhea, dehydration my temp is 96.0 but i feel like im burning up. My body hurts so bad i can hardly hold my head up or walk.. i was at a small town er they were very rude and i left. I dont know what to do i cant hold down tylenol, ibuprofen pepto or anything else
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Hi. You should have rushed to the ER - emergency room. The reason is the black tarry stools are suggestive of an active bleeding in the upper intestinal bleeding. This can be really very serious at times.
Vomiting , dehydration and low body temperature suggests me to think this as a gram negative bacteria causing all these - again a condition sometime difficult to diagnose and to treat.
May may need an admission and urgent investigations as may be suggested by your Doctor or a Gastro Doctor preferably.
You may need the antibiotics which work against the probable gram-negative infection of the intestines.
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What Are The Treatments For Vomiting, Flu, Diarrhea, Body Pain And Burning Sensation?

Hi. You should have rushed to the ER - emergency room. The reason is the black tarry stools are suggestive of an active bleeding in the upper intestinal bleeding. This can be really very serious at times. Vomiting , dehydration and low body temperature suggests me to think this as a gram negative bacteria causing all these - again a condition sometime difficult to diagnose and to treat. May may need an admission and urgent investigations as may be suggested by your Doctor or a Gastro Doctor preferably. You may need the antibiotics which work against the probable gram-negative infection of the intestines.