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Went to er yesterday. elevated white blood cells and some inflammation, no evidence of appendicitis, now my right side hurts to the touch. go back in?
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Yes: if whatever caused your problem yesterday is getting worse, you should be re-evaluated. Sometimes appendicitis is not obvious at first. Problems with your ovary, tube or urinary tract could also be causing the pain. Good luck!
Answered 6/27/2015
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