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undiagnosed
by: Belinda on Thu, Jan 08 2009

my husband has had reoccuring episodes of vomiting and pain in the stomach for the last 3 yrs. he has had several test been to several different hospitals and seen several different doctors and no one knows what is causing these problems . he has the episodes about every 6 months and usually ends up in the hospital for iv fluids and is sent back home. he was diagnosed with hep c about 1yr ago but the hepotologist say the hep c is not causing the problem. is there anyone out here who may have some answers?

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undiagnosed - by Belinda - (Thu, Jan 08 2009)
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