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I have stomach pain in and out for a week. i have history of gastritis. thank you?
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Stomach pain: Stomach pain can be caused by many reasons such as inflammation (gastritis), ulcers, infection (gastroenteritis, etc), or other reasons. Most important is to identify the underlying causes before any treatment is considered. If stomach pain is recurrent and persistent, you should see a GI doctor and be evaluated for EGD given your age.
Answered 4/30/2020
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