Long-term stomach pain does not go away, what to do?
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Hello doctor! I have had stomach pain for 7 years now, no matter how much medicine I take, it still doesn't help. Doctor let me ask, what should I do if I have chronic stomach pain? Looking forward to your advice, thank you doctor!
Hoang Van Dien (1996)
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Hello, the doctor would like to answer the question: “What should I do for a long time stomach pain? ” as follows:
I have had stomach pain for a long time, I don't know what my symptoms are, but I need to see a Gastroenterologist for a specific assessment to see if the current condition is caused by the disease. Gastrointestinal disease or other comorbidities. I wish you health.
You can go to the nearest medical facility or the Hospital of Vinmec Health System for more detailed examination and advice by doctors. Best regards!
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Answered by Master, Doctor Ta Que Phuong - Gastroenterologist - Endoscopy - Department of General Internal Medicine, Vinmec Times City International Hospital
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