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My son(11 years old ) has a tummy that gets sore frequently and feels like throwing up. since monday he has gone to the loo twice.
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See doctor: There are many potential causes which include food allergy, reflux disease, ulcer, Celiac, and even abdominal migraine. You need to take him to a doctor or even a GI specialist to get evaluated.
Answered 1/1/2019
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