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I,have sever lower abdominal intermittent cramps ..with associated mucoid diarrhea and abdominal ultrasound suggested cecal thickening. what do i do?
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See a specialist: You need to be evaluated by a skilled gastroenterologist for the possibility you have inflammatory bowel disease. This will require upper and lower endoscopy with biopsies. If you have inflammatory bowel disease, there are several medication options to help you get better.
Answered 4/27/2015
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