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E-g junction- normal at 37cm with 3cm hiatus hernia, mildly inflamed go junction. bad? curable?
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I don't: Think it is anything really bad, and it is curable with medication. Ask your GI specialist for specific recommendation.
Answered 6/10/2014
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