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A person with a pancreatic tumor that has mild to moderate pain while standing would expect some pain when lying down at night, as well?
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Pancreatic pain: Every tumor in pancreas is different. Some get better if you get on your hands and knees. Discuss with your Dr.
Answered 7/13/2017
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