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A member asked:
Post whipple surgery: what can possibly be causing intermittent pain across the large intestine area whether eating or not but mainly before defecate?
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Unable to answer: There are too many possibilities. If the pain is concerning, then recheck with your DR. It is impossible to DX the pain you are having in this format.
Answered 7/26/2015
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