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I went to the er a few weeks ago for lower right abdominal pain. blood work said appendicitis but ct scan said no. still in pain. could be appendic?
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We don't have: adequate info to try to diagnose this. Emergency rooms are excellent for urgent situations. However, one's regular physician (or sometimes a specialist) then provide follow on care. They can do testing that might not be possible through the ER setting. At this point if you still have severe abdominal pain weeks later- would strongly recommend follow up evaluation.
Answered 11/27/2017
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