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15.Hepatittis B virus
16.Abdominal pain,fatigue,anorexia,nausea,bad breath,hand tremor,itching,yellow skin and sclera.
17.abdominal ache,nausea ,vomitting,diarrohoea,pain will start in the leftupper quardent of the abdomen then radiate to the peri umbilical are and back.
18.projectile vomitting,visible peristaltic movement,loss of weight is the main presentation of pylioric stenosis.
19.ranitidine,nizatidine.
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