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I went to the er today and they said not to do any scans to avoid radiation but my blood work and urine all came back normal. should i go somewhere else and get a second opinion? it still is really bothering me?
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You get the most from this site when you prvide enough background information for a reasoned answer. Why did you go to the ER? What were the findings of the ER evaluation? I cannot recommend you spend more time in a doctors office mych less a busy ER without some information about why you went. You are welcome to start over. No posts are linked, each must have all needed data & question
Answered 3/22/2023
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