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I have mild pain/bloat/cramped feeling in my lower right abdomen for a few days. seems related to bowel movement. should i worry? watch for something?
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Abdominal pain: The right lower abdomen could be appendix problem. Please see your primary doctor or go to the Emergency facility.
Answered 7/28/2015
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