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Q: Symptoms of a stomach infection

asked by: DoctorQuestion on January 15th, 2009

I had sex with a girl about 4 or 5 days ago.
and todays shes been throwing up a couple of time this evening.
she had just got off her last period on like the 2nd or 3rd of this month, and we had sex on the 11th.
we used a condom and i know it was'nt ripped or had a hole in it.
could she be experiencing morning sickness or is it too early for that?

okay, well.. she ended up puking like all night long up until this morning.
like once every hour.
that's a lot of puking for morning sickness i would think but im not sure.
she also told me her mom and step dad have the stomach virus..
anyways shes not puking anymore and has ate a little sense. her stomach still hurts but she doesn't seem to be nauseated.

so maybe its just the stomach flu?

Replies(2)

Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on January 16th, 2009

General Q and A Answer A5399

Your girlfriend’s vomiting can’t be due to morning sickness because it is too early for her to be pregnant. 4-5 days after sex is too early to say if a woman is pregnant. A stomach infection is the more likely probability in this case.

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