Pt has had significant GI issues including s/l Bee-sa-lor

Okay ladies...I have only been reading this forum for a few months now. I am about to stay as far from here as some of the MTSOs out there. For the most part, this forum is not the supportive place I had hoped it would be. This forum is mostly depressing. We don't build each other up here - we tear each other down, as if that is not done enough in the work place. This place has got to be one of the worst for being so incredibly petty, stabby, over sensitive, ca ...

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Pt has had significant GI issues including s/l Bee-sa-lor - tia nm

Could it be bezoar? - mthead

could be a bezoar - ncmt

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