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I cramp after i eat is it normal or can i avoid the cramping after i eat in any way?
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Not normal!: Cramping after eating is not normal and may be a sign of any number of concerns, including certain food intolerances (like gluten). If this is chronic, see your doctor and get this checked out.
Answered 6/26/2016
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