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Is the Abdominal Pain associated with Cushing's Syndrome Mild? Or very Severe? |
The Abdominal Pain with Cushing's Disorder Is it very severe? Mild? Or can it vary by patient? I'm being tested for the Syndrome this week My Pain however on a scale of 1-10 is about a 2. It can vary by patient and by day. |
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