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I have bloody vomit and diarrhea that comes and goes I have had multiple colonoscopies that have yielded no answer Help

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I have severe trust issues with doctors. How do I find a reputable doctor when I haven't been to one in 8 years?

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How often should colonoscopies be performed? I had my first one at age 50; it was normal. I'm 55 now. Is it time?

About every ten years, starting at age 50. More frequent colonoscopies may be recommended based on the results of your first one (any polyps?) or...

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have not had a bowel movement in about 5 months, what can i do

my mother has diverticulitos and you can have a lot of pain because of that take the meds they gave you and make sure you stay on the diet they...

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What should you do when your pcp puts you off?

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At what age should you stop having colonoscopies if you have no symptoms of bowel trouble?

When you die. Keep on having those wonderful tests. It saves lives. I know of one person that had a colonoscopy and it saved his life. By...

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Doctor can't find my Abdominal pain. I've had 3 CT Scans, Endoscopy and Colonoscopy

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I have sharp shooting pains in my stomach after i eat, diarrhea, constipation, acid reflux that requires medication

I had same signs your having I still have my gallbladder still. The pain and Bowel problems were sometimes embarible then I had a colonoscopy and the...

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For the past three years my husband has suffered daily from diarrhea and stomach cramping.

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Colonoscopy tomorrow. Can I continue Augmentin today - upset stomach? Will it interfere with the colonscopy tomorrow?

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