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Right side only sharp and dull pain in waves, very painful no naesua or vomitting or painful urination, no pain in belly button, appendicitis?
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It is possible.: Anytime someone has pain in the right lower portion of the abdomen, particularly when it is severe, one must be concerned with the possibility of appendicitis. There are other possibilities also, but it is vital that it gets sorted out ASAP. You should go to the emergency room. Good luck.
Answered 12/20/2015
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