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I'm suffering from chronic abdominal pain and no findings. Any answers or suggestions? |
Had gallbladder removed 10 yrs ago,yet still suffering same pain.Many tests done with no specific findings.I've been like this for 10 yrs and it is very frustrating.Anyone with similar problems (with suggestions, would be greatly appreciated)I've seen surgeons,internal specialist's, and have had numerous tests,ultrasounds,cat scans and so forth done! if you are female then look into endometriosis i had similar problems for years and years and every doctor i went said i was fine then i found a gyn that diagnosed me i had a hysterectomy and i am all better so research it your and good luck! |
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