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Pain along upper abdomen, down to the right. pressure. breathing out hurts, walking/moving around makes it worse. no desire to eat. possible fever?
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See a doctor today: You need to see a doctor today for evaluation. Pain in the abdomen, particularly on the right can indicate problems with the gallbladder or appendicitis. Both of these conditions can potentially worsen and become surgical emergencies. Please seek medical evaluation as soon as possible.
Answered 4/18/2016
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