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Throwing up what I eat?

Im 10 weeks & 4 days. & starting today, i've been having this mild stomach pain. & I throw up what I drink or eat. My upper back/ chests hurt. & runny diarrhea. Please help Im tired of feeling this way & the stomach pains are really bothering me.
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I'm 19w 6 days today and I have not stopped throwing everything up yet. Back and chest pain come with the vomiting sadly :( I also agree that there is a nasty virus all over the place! But there are only about three things I can eat right now--none of which are healthy to eat consistently but my baby is growing well and I'm being monitored by my doc closely and go on iv meds and fluids once a week/two weeks... If it persists, definitely talk to the doc! But as far as I can tell, sometimes the changing hormones are just too much for a body and that's how it shows you. Sick mommy can mean healthy baby though!
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It kinda sounds like you have the nasty virus that's going around.
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How long did you have it for?
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I had non stop "morning sickness" with my 1st pregnancy... Never had the diarreha, but the chest and back pain are common with the constant vommiting, I even cracked a rib because the force behind it was so much, : (  I deffinately feel your pain... Hope it doesnt last much longer but if it does there are medications avail to subside the nausea  
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