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About ready to give up hope

Don't I work to begin,I have been suffering with lower tummy pain on the right side and feeling sick now for around three weeks constantly. The stomach ache has come and gone that has been constantly annoying for eight months... It seems to be getting worse... I have had scans on my womb their normal now... Managed to get a referral to the neurologist for migraines numbness and a rake for the symptoms... He asked for my GP to do blood tests and then only done half of them, he suspected mild scleroderma. I don't know if this pain could be connected and I also don't know if I have it because only one of the connecting tissue tests were done... Please ignore my dyslexia
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Have you had blood work for Vitamin D, Vitamin B12,
RBC Magnesium?

Request copies, don't rely on being told levels are normal.
Low normal isn't ok

Vitamin D should be above 125nmoL
Magnesium 6.0
Vitamin B12 above 500



Did they check your gallbladder?

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363281 tn?1643235611
Hello~

You should go back to your doctor and ask for all the tests that were ordered. Have they done a count of your white blood cells, it sort of sounds like chronic appendicitis.
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