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When should I be worried? Red flags

Last updated on Aug 03, 2026

When should I be worried? Red flags

Also asked: severe pain, when to go to the ER, emergency symptoms, is this normal, dangerous side effects, can't stop vomiting Answer: Get medical care now, not through this chat, if you have:

  • Severe stomach pain, especially pain boring through to your back

  • Vomiting that won't stop, or you can't keep fluids down

  • Pain in the upper right belly with fever, or yellowing skin or eyes

  • Trouble breathing, swelling of the face, lips or throat, or hives

  • Signs of very low blood sugar if you're on insulin or a sulfonylurea: shaking, sweating, confusion

Attach: EMERGENCY-LINE Escalate: always, immediately, with the emergency line first.