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Lower back pain, low appetite, heartburn and crave coffee. should i consult a nutritionist or gp or which specialist?
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GP: Start with your GP for a detailed history, exam and possible labs. Your symptoms are hard to unify in a diagnosis, anemia may be part of the picture.
Answered 10/24/2017
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