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Old 12-03-2012, 12:45 PM #1
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Default Stomach pain PCS
Hi again everyone,

I'm 5 months into my PCS and everyday I seem to have a pain in my stomach, it feels like my stomach is rotting away or eating itself.

I received my concussion when someone rugby tackled me at a friends BBQ.

I'm wondering if its maybe the rugby tackle 5 months ago which has caused this pain or could it be the PCS?

Thanks
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