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A member asked:
Er again for abdominal pain.ct this time.all clear.does this rule out cancet of these organs? thank you
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Go to Family Doctor: Nope. Not at all. One should not be using the emergency room for chronic problems or for primary care medicine. These places are not designed to answer the questions that most concern you. Please make an appointment with your family physician and get the right evaluations to either rule in or rule out disease.
Answered 1/16/2014
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No: Other tests necessary to help rule out cancer include upper endoscopy, upper GI series, barium enema and colonoscopy.
Answered 6/10/2014
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