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Upper Right Quadrant Pain, Severe Nausea, Loss Of Appetite, Weight Loss, Ear Pain, Constant Headache. Diagnosis?
Hi. May I first say thank you. I have been having these symptoms... Upper right quadrant pain, severe nausea, loss of appetite,weight loss( 12 pounds in two weeks),food is not appealing ( doesn't taste like anything or doesn't taste like it should), numbness and tingling in my feet and feet and hands, lips feel.tingly, left ear shooting pain, almost constant headache
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it is food allergy
as there are symptomps fit into that
get blood serum tests for specific antibodies for milk wheat potato chana rice nuts egg and common food we take withdraw and you will feel good in few wk
till then you can take sympatomatic treatment
as there are symptomps fit into that
get blood serum tests for specific antibodies for milk wheat potato chana rice nuts egg and common food we take withdraw and you will feel good in few wk
till then you can take sympatomatic treatment
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