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I have a slight fever and lower right hand side abdomen cramps. slight nausea and a tingling sensation in my legs.
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See doctor if worse: lower right abdomen pain/cramps can be from number of things including most importantly appendicitis, but can be prelude to diarrhea, viral syndrome, kidney stones, etc . wud need more info and happy to consult otherwise do see ur primary doctor
Answered 4/19/2018
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