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A few hours ago i accidentally hit myself in the stomach with a 12pack of soda & since then i've been having steady mild cramps. should i go to the er?
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No: Mild cramping is not a serious symptom; if the pain ramps up and becomes more constant and severe, then you should go;.
Answered 4/18/2014
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