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Suspected diverticilitis that has now resolved. is there a non-invasive non-contrast way to look for diverticulosis?
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I had a CT Scan with contrast that shows Diverticulosis. Sigmoidoscopy was done later with no evidence of Diverticulosis, which test is more reliable ?
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I was diagnosed with diverticulosis & had lower abdominal pain on sunday but now the pain is in my lower back & it isnt going away!!! Im a 36 years ol?
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