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I have a slight sharp pain to center right of my abdomen. should i be concerned? today is the second day and the pain has dulled down abit.
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Yes, you should be.: Yes, you should be concerned, it can be a problem with your gallbladder or with your right colon. You should go and see your doctor to be evaluated.
Answered 11/12/2017
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