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I always (10+ years) had excess gas buildup. i.e. eating nuts. ct scan = non-specific gastric wall thickening. what could be the cause? report said "this could be related to inadequate distension but persistent clinical concern do endoscopy
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Probably: you need the input of a gastroenterologist before deciding which way to go, an EGD, Esophageal Gastro Dudenoscopy or a colonoscopy may be needed, wish you well
Answered 5/29/2018
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