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I have seen a gi dr for 4 mo w/o results, are there many gi problems hormonally related? my symptoms keep changing, which specialist do i need?
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Many more factors : If you have seen GI doctors and done endoscopy or colonoscopy and did not find any problems, then it could be due to due to hormonal or psychological or so many other things. You might wanna read about irritable bowel syndrome if this fits your symptoms. Some people get changing symptoms due to stress as well.
Answered 6/10/2014
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