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Is it possible to have appendicitis or diverticulitis with mild pain that comes and goes? no fever, and no intense pain when pushed on?
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Yes: Yes, you can have mild versions of both but this is pretty uncommon. There are other diagnoses that can cause similar symptoms in a young woman including ovarian cysts, pregnancy, endometriosis, and irritable bowel syndrome. See you doctor for a full evaluation.
Answered 9/23/2014
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