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Can a person have peptic or duodenal ulcer if no vomiting?
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Easily. An ulcer is: an erosion of tissue. Vomiting is a symptom under control from mind→brain→body; no reliable relationship exists between tissue erosions & symptoms, including to the point of fatal bleeding. Any relationship varies widely from person to person & situation to situation; one of the big reasons that symptoms are just clues but never reliable or accurately diagnostic of what is happening.
Answered 5/17/2016
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