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I have been diagnosed with inflamation of my intestines i have two cysts on my ovaries and thickening of my bladder wall i also have a punctate right middle lobe subpeural nodule and amvery bloated and gassy what does all this mean?
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Hard to say: It sounds like many different problems. Best advice is to follow up with your md , make a list of questions about each problem and ask him to explain until have answers. If you don't feel you are getting all the answers seek a second opinion.
Answered 10/3/2016
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