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Is it normal for my stomach to be a little bit sensitive to the touch after a night of heavy drinking? i feel fine i just noticed this after the last few times drinking.
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No: Not sure what area on your abdomen is tender to palpation. Heavy drinking is not normal - nor is the abdominal tenderness. Please listen to the message your body is giving to you and markedly reduce your alcohol use.
Answered 7/20/2020
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