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How normal is it for someone in there mid 20s to get a pancreatitis or gall bladder prob ?
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Not often: But can happen, you need to avoid alcohol, excessive fatty meals and other dietary measures, .. see a gastroenterologist for evaluation, you can start with your primary doctor, good luck
Answered 8/20/2019
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