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Recurring (years) "stitch-like" dull pain to the left of belly-button coupled with chronic loose stools. could this be related to pancreas?
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Unlikely: If you do not have unintentional weight loss, its probably unlikely related especially as youve had it for years. Cramps and non bloody diarrhea could be irritable bowel but best to see your doctor to ensure its not your stomach or an inflammatory bowel.
Answered 1/5/2019
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