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I have a sharp pain above my abdomen. i have eaten and drank a lot this week. what could it be?
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Pancreatitis: You may have pancreatitis, food poisoning, alcohol poisoning such as alcoholic hepatitis, a gallstone, or other causes. You need to see a doctor or be evaluated at a walk-in clinic.
Answered 9/28/2013
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