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Doc says i have "referred pain" in liver/gb area of back.ultrasound=normal. ejection fraction=91%.feel poisoned always-worse after food. any ideas?
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Time to stop guessin: Call your doctor and have a gastroenterological evaluation.... A gastroenterologist is the expert on the GI tract.
Answered 6/10/2014
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