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mbalukam

November 13th, 2009

Dear sir/madam
i have being expieriencing a stomach warness for over years now and i have taken treatment for grastic ulcer and bacterial bt the problem is still persisting.
i always feel the pain from my upper stomach right accross my back down to the lower abdomen and it is making me feel uncomfortable.it a on and off problem, please i need your advice

thanks
your Faithfully

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MyPoorBelly

replied January 10th, 2011

pain

Have you found out what it is? im having this problem too.. check out my post.

thanks.

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