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Do appendicitis abdominal pain come and go?
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Yes, it can: Appendicitis can cause pain that comes and goes, but only if the pain is located in the right area (lower right part of the abdoman). But many other causes also are possible. Any unexplained abdominal pain should be professionally evaluated, so see a doctor right away the next time the pain appears. Good luck!
Answered 3/12/2020
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