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7 days ago nausea pelvic pain which spread upwards to navel both sides suddenly began. normal blood tests normal us. worried about appendicitis?
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Doubt appendicitis : This is not a common story for appendicitis, and I would say is very unlikely to be appendicitis. If severe, consider ct scan to be sure. Gynecology consultation may also be helpful. Hope this helps!
Answered 1/16/2015
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