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Why did Selena Gomez go to the emergency room?

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Why did Selena Gomez go to the emergency room?
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on November 20th

By Robyn Ross,

Selena Gomez is fine after going to a Los Angeles hospital on Monday.

According to E! Online, the 20-year-old singer ended her recording session early due to a sore throat. She then went to the emergency room to get tested for strep.

Report: Selena Gomez ditches Justin Bieber at dinner date

The previous night, Gomez was reportedly helping ex Justin Bieber celebrate his American Music Awards wins.

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