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Abdominal pain, mid center to right, ultrasound, hida, & ct, blood work all normal. pain is increasingly horrible still. going on 8 months. any ideas?
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Go back to doctor: There are still many possibilities. Go back to the doctor and keep searching. Could have pancreatic stones very hard to find.
Answered 10/28/2016
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