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What to do if the ct scan result showing to have ascites, jejunoileitis and peritonitis? is this cancer?
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Talk to Dr.: None of these words mean cancer. Ascites is a build up of fluid in your abdomen. The other two terms mean there is inflammation. Please talk to your doctor about any possible cancer risks.
Answered 7/2/2020
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