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Night sweats weight loss dull pain bottom of ribs pinpoint red dots stomach blood work normal any ideas?
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See an ID doctor: Without a thorough history, full physical exam and possibly some lab and imaging studies there is no way to diagnose this long distance, but wonder if you have ever been exposed to tuberculosis. Go and be seen, and good luck.
Answered 12/2/2013
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