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I want to make sure it's nothing serious?
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See a doc/ clarify: This question is impossible to answer as you don't tell us what you want to make sure is nothing serious. Docs here have many talents but mind-reading is not amongst them. Please supply more information, but the best way to make certain that "it's nothing serious" would be to see a doctor in person so you can be examined and have tests if appropriate.
Answered 5/30/2015
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