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Duodenal vs peptic ulcer symptoms. pain is right under breastbone. burning, gnawing, mild nausea, anorexia. do the symptoms vary between the two?
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Sewe a doctor: need tests to make a correct diagnosis. Start with blood work & CT of abdomen. Gall bladder disease must be ruled out.
Answered 2/25/2016
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