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Cramping on the right side. is it appendix?
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Could be many things: Cramping may be simple as muscle spasms and tension or something more involved such as a hernia or appendicitis. If you notice difficulty with meals, bowel/bladder issues, fevers/chills, or severe knife-like pain definitely have it investigated.
Answered 3/26/2013
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