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Severe upper abdominal pain that starts 15 minute into eating & lasts 30 min-1 hour after eating &goes away. had median arcuate ligament syndrome surgery months ago. sx resolved after surgery 3 months later. ischemic abdominal pain? other causes?
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Gallbladder: The symptoms are suspicious for gallbladder dysfunction, depending on the types of foods that trigger the symptoms or if all foods do it.
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