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Bloating every night after supper eventhough well hydrated and low sodium?
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Exam: post prandial bloating, belching or flatulence may be a sign of early gallbladder or stomach illness. I strongly advise a medical examination and abdominal ultrasound with liver and pancreatic enzyme studies.
Answered 6/8/2016
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