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Right lower side abdominal pain, lower side back pains, black stool, lightheaded ness what's going on?
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You need to: get checked out by a doctor. Black stool could be blood, lightheadededness might be acute anemia, and abdominal pain could be coming from intestinal tract.
Answered 8/15/2015
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