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More info needed: Your symptoms are nonspecific. If you have persistent abdominal pain, especially with associated tenderness, you should be examined promptly, preferably in the hospital emergency room. The physician will take a thorough history and system review, perform an examination and order any appropriate tests in order to make a diagnosis. However if symptoms are mild and not persistent, see your MD.
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