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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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Recurrent pain in: the right lower quadrant of the abdomen could be appendicitis.Get an exam.
Answered 9/29/2016
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