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I have reactive hypoglycemia and get moderate to severe right abdominal pain a lot when i eat or drink anything, what can be causing this?
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Biliary colic: Could be biliary colic, peptic ulcer dz, gastric ulcer, gastritis, .
Answered 11/30/2013
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