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I'm having sever right side pain over mcburney's point. mesenteric adentitis in sept;gallbladder removed in jan. w/enlarged lymph. can this dx reoccur?
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RLQ pain: You cannot ignore significant RLQ pain especially if there's associated tenderness. Appendicitis is a concern. It is even possible that you had acute appendicitis in September which resolved without antibiotics or surgery. You should be examined in the hospital emergency room as soon as possible where prompt testing can be done.
Answered 11/11/2016
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