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My mother was recently diagnosed with black oesophagus. is this a fatal or serious disease?
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black esophagus: Black esophagus is a rare but serious disease. There are many possible causes. Your mother should have careful medical care to diagnosis and treat this condition.
Answered 10/16/2013
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