This representative photo shows a woman experiencing stomach pain. — Unsplash/File A common stomach ache that you can self-treat with over-the-counter medications could potentially be something much bigger that you’re suppressing. Instead of stomach pain or stomach pain, it could be a stomach ulcer that you are experiencing. Although they have similar symptoms, stomach ulcers...
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