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I have been experiencing abdominal pain and change in bowels. ct was normal getting colonoscopy. any ideas what it could be since ct normal?
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Could be: infection, inflammation, or even tumor. Colonoscopy with biopsies should give you more information about exact diagnosis and proper treatment.
Answered 7/31/2015
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