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Had pain above belly button in july. in march had black sticky smelly stool. now im on panto 2x a day no more symptoms should i still have endoscopy?
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Yes: Better have it as it was decided before according to the case then and the judgement of the treating team, it can still be normal , but better have it done rather than having recurring symptoms, GOD forbids, and have to go through rescheduling, good luck
Answered 4/18/2019
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