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Chronic recurring lower back pain coinciding with diarrhoea, 5 years. negative celiac, chiropractic, all blood work we've done. any ideas welcome.
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See GI doctor: Back pain and diarrhea are not typical for celiac disease and thus you need to consult a GI doctor to get the proper diagnosis.
Answered 1/1/2017
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