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Lymphoma and tb ruled out. so what is causing my heavy night sweats, weight loss, lower back pain and no appetite? over a year of suffering!
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Suffering: I have to assume that over the past year you have been carefully examined by your doctor and also specialists. If that has not been done you should quickly see your doctor If nothing abnormal has been found despite careful attention I think it would be appropriate for you to have a referral to a Psychologist.
Answered 12/13/2014
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