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A member asked:
I recently had a baby.. this morning i woke up with abdominal pain in my right abdomen. should i get it checked out? it is quite painful.
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Yes, : You should especially if it gets worse, start vomiting and start running a fever. It is always good to be on the safe side!
Answered 4/30/2018
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