Question 1

i've been having mild lower right abdominal pain for the past week, along with nausea  could it be my appendix?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Appendicitis should always be ruled out with persistent right abdominal pain with nausea. Best test is a CT scan of the abdomen. Please go to the emergency room.

Question 2

lower right mild abdominal pain that has lasted for 3 1/2 days. i have had no fever, nausea, or vomiting. i can walk fine and no loss of appetite. is it appendicitis or am i just focusing too much on the abdominal pain?

Accepted Answer

: Consider too much focus on self diagnosis of appendicitis.  Appendicitis usually is associated with nausea, lack of desire for food, pain around your umbilicus which localizes to the lower right quadrant of your abdomen in 24 hours or less.  To help with the need for an examination, jump off a short step and see where the pain localizes.

Question 3

what can cause upper abdominal pain with nausea, trouble sleeping and walking, vomiting, decreased appetite, and lower right abdominal pain?

Accepted Answer

Dysautonomia: This is a relatively common condition and by far the commonest cause is poor diet.  The lower part of the brain controls the organs of the body in performing their functions. Lousy diet affects these control mechanisms, particularly all the sweet stuff.

Question 4

i have lower right abdominal pain that radiates to my back and  sometimes my hip, it ranges from mild to severe but is always present, it started week or so ago ,  what are some common causes of this kind of pain?

Accepted Answer

Causes: Possibilities include kidney stone, right sided pelvic pathology,appendicitis and nerve discomfort due to pressure on a nerve root from a disc in the spine. If a rash appears, shingles would be likely. Since the discomfort is severe and persistent, see your Physician for evaluation. Appropriate tests will be ordered to make a diagnosis.

Question 5

lower right abdominal pain feels like burning comes for few seconds and disappears. ongoing for days. pain is mild, no fever or nausea. what is it ?

Accepted Answer

Recurrent pain in: the right lower quadrant of the abdomen could be appendicitis.Get an exam.

Question 6

what could be lower right abdominal pain in a 12 year old?

Accepted Answer

Fever?: At mcbirney's point it could be appendicitis or just gas.  Have it checked as soon as possible to prevent complications.

Question 7

lower right abdominal pain, what to do?

Accepted Answer

See a doctor: ASAP.  RLQ pain, among other things, is associated with appendicitis which is a surgical emergency.  Patients with RLQ abdominal pain should not delay seeking medical advice / treatment.

Question 8

acute lower right abdominal pain, what to do?

Accepted Answer

Go to the ER: As if this is appendicitis it is an emergency and must be ruled out before making a diagnosis of kidney stone  or other causes. Do not wait!

Question 9

what could lead to lower right abdominal pain?

Accepted Answer

Other symptoms?: Does it feel like a pulled muscle?  How long does it last ?  Have you tried any meds?  Nausea? Fevers? Diarrhea?  Would you say it is more related to food or activity? Causes include muscle strain, appy, gyne issues for females, herniae, colitises, enteritises, ibs, constipation.  You should see your md for a complete history and physical exam.  They may want to do studies as well.  Fell better

Question 10

lower right abdominal pain hurts more when i exhale?

Accepted Answer

May be serious: Pain in the right lower abdomen is one of the symptoms of appendicitis, although other things can cause it. If it changes with breathing it can be a sign of an irritated abdominal cavity (peritonitis), although it can also be muscular, hernia, other infection, etc. If it gets worse, and other symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, fever exist, be seen!

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I've been having mild lower right abdominal pain for the past week, along with nausea could it be my appendix?

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Lower right mild abdominal pain that has lasted for 3 1/2 days. i have had no fever, nausea, or vomiting. i can walk fine and no loss of appetite. is it appendicitis or am i just focusing too much on the abdominal pain?

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What can cause upper abdominal pain with nausea, trouble sleeping and walking, vomiting, decreased appetite, and lower right abdominal pain?

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I have lower right abdominal pain that radiates to my back and sometimes my hip, it ranges from mild to severe but is always present, it started week or so ago , what are some common causes of this kind of pain?

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Lower right abdominal pain feels like burning comes for few seconds and disappears. ongoing for days. pain is mild, no fever or nausea. what is it ?

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What could be lower right abdominal pain in a 12 year old?

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Lower right abdominal pain, what to do?

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Acute lower right abdominal pain, what to do?

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What could lead to lower right abdominal pain?

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Lower right abdominal pain hurts more when i exhale?

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