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I have had gotten violently ill twice this week.
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I have had gotten violently ill twice this week after leaving dinner with friends. In both occasions I had a glass or two of wine with a heavy meal. I am getting over a kidney infection and I am not sure if that is related. I am taking cipro for the infection and I am not sure if that mixed with the alcohol is making me sick. The only other thing that I could think of is maybe these are gallbladder attacks because both occurred after I ate a heavy fatting meal.

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Female, Age: 25, Colorado

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Water, pepto, advil, hot bath, heating pad.

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January 12 9:02 PM (6 hours and 21 minutes and 47 seconds later)
         
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Gall bladder attacks generally do not cause vomitting. They will usually have a pain in the right upper rib area which may also be in your chest or mid back. Chances are what you are experiencin is a reaction to the cipro and alcohol. I would abstain until the cipro is complete.

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