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If a ct, mri and blood work didn't show pancreas or gallbladder issues. would it still be possible?
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Anything is possible: Testing will help aide us in diagnosing diseases, etc. but anything is possible despite normal testing. However, statistically, the more diagnostic testing you get that is normal, the les likely that condition in question is causative of your issues. Best wishes.
Answered 11/27/2017
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