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Anyone know the side affects after partial gastrectomy? vomiting?
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See below: Nauesa, vomiting, and early feeling of fullness are common. Patients typically should take smaller, more frequent meals. Acid reflux, and hiccups are also common.
Answered 1/20/2019
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