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Can i have appendicitis if i move a lot after eating?
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No: Appendicitis is a progressive infection of the appendix associated with mid abdominal pain the moves into the right lower abdomen with worsening pain, nausea & sometimes vomiting, fever. Physucal activity would not be related to a cause of appendicitis.
Answered 2/26/2019
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