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48 yr old female complaints: l abdominal pain, cold legs/feet. labs: c-reative protein 4.4, esr 36. ct scan normal. should i be concerned?
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See details: This is impossible to answer based on a series of symptoms and no way to perform a thorough evaluation.
Answered 6/26/2015
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