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Idiopathic gastroparesis and achalasia: what is the best med to take for pain? i had my large intestine removed but pain also continues in low pelvis.
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Specialist: This is a very complicated motility problem they can effect each other in negative way you need to see a GI or motility specialist good luck
Answered 9/29/2016
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