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Pain in lower right quadrant since yesterday, been constant, getting worse over time/moving. slight increase in washroom use, no appetite. er?
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Abdominal Pain: I understand your discomfort. Due to your pain being constant, and getting worse over time/ moving seems to indicate a medical problem which should be evaluated in emergency room. If it is appendicitis, it can be treated immediately.
Answered 9/29/2013
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