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timtan

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Indigestion and mild pain in my sturnum Posted: 03-13-08 19:43pm


Ive noticed I constantly have a rumbling stomach, and I have a mild pain in the bottom on my sturnum....mainly when I am sitting. Nothing seems tender, except for the actual bottom of my sturnum, and I mean the cartilage, not flesh. I generally have about six beers a day, which I hope isnt the cause. Does anyone have an idea of what this could be? I am hoping not liver or pancreas problems..... I am partial hypopituitary and as a result use testosterone and sythroid. Any suggestions are appreciated.

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