9-year old boy, was brought to the ER due to fever and complains of a constant, dull ache on the right upper portion of his abdomen especially when lying on his right side. His father reported that 2 months ago, the patient and one of his younger brothers had abdominal pain and dysentery after swimming in the sea What is his present and 2 months ago condition?
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A 9-year old boy, was brought to the ER due to fever and complains of a constant, dull ache on the right upper portion of his abdomen especially when lying on his right side. His father reported that 2 months ago, the patient and one of his younger brothers had abdominal pain and dysentery after swimming in the sea
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