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Had acut gastroenteritis, admitted 5 days on iv, now discharged, 1mth passed, still feel tired, back pain, by mere touch of stomach pain is there?
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Not normal: Your persistent symptoms aren't normal for simple gastroenteritis. You should be re-evaluated.
Answered 1/3/2016
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