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After taking sulfameth for infection i've had a lot of stomach cramps and pain in my upper right quadrant is that normal?
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Not normal: Abdominal cramps and right upper quadrant pain are not normal. Suggest you see a doctor for examination.
Answered 6/25/2014
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