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Everything i eat and drink makes my stomach hurt. my stomach is cramping & bloated & i feel nauseous. the symptoms do not go away, they are constant.?
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GI workup needed: Many possibilities from peptic ulcer disease to gallbladder disease to ibs and others. Full GI work up needed.
Answered 10/3/2016
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