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I had a cat scan 2 years ago and was told i have epiploic appendagitis problem is i still have it on right side makes it difficult to have a bowl move?
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Epiploic appendigits: This is a condition that is transient and is caused by viral inflammation of bowel fat. This should not cause any long term problems.
Answered 7/20/2016
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