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For the last couple of months i have lower abdominal pain after eating. it is now occurring more frequent, whether i have eaten or not.
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Get it checked out: Recurrent abdominal pain could be sign of more serious problems. See your doctor. You may need test such a a CAT scan or gallbladder US.
Answered 3/6/2016
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