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I have symptoms of "idiopathic postprandial syndrome". is this a condition recognized by most health professionals? could i talk to my gp about it?
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Yes, you should.: "idiopathic" implies that no answer was found despite testing. Since you've had no medical evaluation, it would be wrong to label it that way for now. You should go to your pcp with your symptoms and see what he/she thinks.
Answered 3/28/2014
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