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Pt denies S/L ?ersatiby? or dysphagia - marie

Posted: Nov 17, 2009

seems like no one can say this clearly - truffle

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early satiety?

Think I got it! Lots of gastro......sm - Cyndie

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When speaking of constitutional symptoms, gastro docs usually will question about "early satiety" meaning a feeling of fullness early on in the meal, along with other GI symptoms, can you hear that??? :)

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