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A member asked:
I have intense burning pain in my stomach. not cramps but burning pain that is getting worse and is extremely painful. not appendicitis.
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Stomach pain: that is increasing means you need to see your doctor ASAP. There are a number of possible causes and the cause needs to be identified and treated. Peace and good health.
Answered 12/4/2017
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