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Every case is unique and needs to be dealt with as such. Internal Medicine specialists must cultivate the habit of being extremely inquisitive and inherently suspicious to be able to arrive at the correct diagnosis. Here we present a case that suggested a particular disorder but went to be something totally different altogether. This also underlies just how important eliciting history is. Keywords: Abdominal Pain; Anemia; Constipation; Erosive Pangastritis; Polyarthralgias
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