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A 9-year-old child suffers from recurrent ulcers from the past three years. His family asked him for all laboratory analyzes, and also he was given a biopsy from the mouth, also full immunological examinations, colonoscopy, stomachoscopy, and bahjet disease exams. After all these exams and analyzes, a panoramic image of the teeth was made and also did not show any Something negative with the child, knowing that he is suffering from weight loss due to his inability to eat from the presence of pain. We want a satisfactory and adequate answer to this child.

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