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Have headaches and abdominal pain mostly at the epigastrium whats the best medication i can get thanks ?
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No magic bullet: for simple headaches and heart burn, you can use OTC medications for either, but if otherwise you need to see your doctor for assessment and proper management, wish you well
Answered 3/22/2020
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