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What is dyspepsia?
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Abdominal pain: Dyspepsia is usually abdominal pain. Non-ulcer dyspepsia is where there is abdominal pain, but no ulcer is found. This is usually different than acid reflux, but may respond to antacids.
Answered 11/30/2016
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