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I have been having swelling, pain, weakness all over, on my right side for many months. dr. did an mri and found an enlarged bile duct, everything else normal. the pain is getting worse especially in the morning, continues all day. what to do next?
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Pin down reason: It appears that correct explanation is elusive. The pain generator could be in vertebral skeleton but a variety of small strokes could be culprit? More needs to be done. Good luck!
Answered 11/25/2020
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