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60yr old man with persistent short sharp pain at the lower right abdomenon. the pain comes and go with no apparent pattern. is it something of concern?
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YES: Any unexplained abdominal pain requires exam, evaluation, testing, diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 2/10/2017
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