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I have a stomachache. should i go to see a doctor?
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Abdomen pain: It depends on location severity and duration of symptoms. If it is constant and associated with nausea and radiating pain , bleeding symptoms, weight loss and related to food and change in bowel movements needs further testing.
Answered 11/17/2016
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