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Old 04-19-2019, 05:38 AM #6
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Your problems may be gut-related.

Getting a referral to a gastroenterologist is a plan which is worth considering.
Hi Kiwi,

Thanks for responding . Got my endoscopy, colonoscopy already done . everything found normal. However , my gastro said that it could be nerve issue in the nearby areas of large intestine and adrenal glands . But after that , neurologists fail to diagnose the root cause . i even asked one of the neurologist , if there was a way out to check the nerve fibres near the large intestine and adrenal glands. Neuro said 'No'. Is there a way out . Kindly suggest.
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