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My idiopathic chronic pancreatitis pain frequency is reducing from 30 days.it means i am getting cured.no vomiting,only pain and reduces by tramodal.
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Good to hear: that your symptoms are better controlled - but do continue to follow up with your docs regularly.
Answered 8/1/2014
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