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Does Lack Of Sexual Activity Lead To An Enlarged Endocrine Gland?
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Symptoms
Symptoms vary from person to person, and depend on which gland is involved. They may include:
Abdominal pain - Anxiety
Black, tarry stools - Bloated feeling after meals
- Burning, aching, or
hunger discomfort in the upper abdomen or lower chest that is relieved by antacids, milk, or food - Decreased sexual interest
Fatigue - Headache
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Lack of menstrual periods ,infertility , or failure to produce breast milk (in women) Loss of appetite - Loss of body or facial hair (in men)
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