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Been getting these periodic flashes of achy pain for about 14 hrs now in lower right abdomen. becoming slightly more frequent as day goes on. causes?
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RLQ discomfort: Until proven otherwise, this persistent distress is consistent with appendicitis. I recommend that you be promptly seen in the hospital emergency room where immediate examination by a physician and appropriate testing can be carried out expeditiously.
Answered 9/23/2016
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