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Photophobia, flatulence, recurring mole like growths and night sweats - what do i test for?
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See doctor.: Those things don't go together very well, so you may have more than one thing going on. Let your doctor decide what testing you need; that's what he or she is expert at.
Answered 8/15/2013
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