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Gas and a smallamount offluid that could be a small abscess in the deep subcu tissues above peritoneal cavity. could this b the cause of severe pain?
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Yes of course: So you have been told the you could have an abscess so are they treating it with IV antibiotics are they planning to drain it to answer your question yes such description will cause a lot of pain and could make you very sick
Answered 4/17/2015
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