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Pain is more prominent when i bend forward and when breathing in.
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Doctor can evaluate: Lower right abdominal pain can be from many things. Appendicitis is always a concern (pain usually worsens over time, with fever coming on). If one is constipated for several days, stool can back up all the way to the right side, and cause pain. A hernia, a twist in the bowel or an ovary problem can cause pain. One can be seen by one's primary care doctor or the ER doctor, depending on details.
Answered 1/13/2020
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