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Dailey abdominal pain/nausea eventually radiates to the back.endoscopy, cbc, urinalysis,ultrasound,bloodwork all normal. where should i look next?
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Gastroenterologist: Some of the pain syndromes have unknown causes. It does get frustrating. Please see a Gastroenterologist for work up looking for ulcers or torsion. if your work up is negative, try alternative medicine. Good Luck!
Answered 7/18/2014
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