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General abd cramping w/decreased appetite & intermittent, sharp rlq pain for several weeks. no n/v/d, fever, or constipation. what could it be?
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Appendicitis : It could be appendicitis. You should see your doctor ,have an exam and differential diagnosis. Good Luck
Answered 1/13/2019
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