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Dull Pain In the Area to the Right Side of the Abdomen? Posted: 12-16-04 21:29pm


Hello all, im new to the forums here but I am very curious as to what i've been reading here and wonder if I should worry. Yesterday during a bowel movement I noticed a little sharp pain to the right side in the abdomen area? It only hurt when I tried to push the waste out, but pressure remained as if someone was pressing with their fingers on that area. Now this morning I woke up had my usual bowel movements and no pain, but when I press on the area where the pain is it feels as its bruised like somebody poked me with a pen , and still feels like there is pressure in that area. Now i've spoken with my mother on this wich she's been a rn for 19 yrs and thinks maybee inflammation to the appendix? Or sore muscles from excessive waste removal or pulled muscle? I do not have insurance or a lot of dough to sort this problem out, my parents arent rich, but after reading some other posts here I am starting to get a little bit worried now. Could this be the start of appendicitis? Some real legal advice would be appreciated and feel free to reply back or e-mail me at iowa_0 22002@yahoo.Com and somebody out please reply back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Peace..................Will

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Male_25

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Follow-up Posted: 12-16-04 22:52pm


I have been doing some research on symptoms and only experience the dull pain in the right side of the abdomen. The pain did not start behind the belly button as mentioned and move to the right side but started in the lower right. I also still have a good appetite, bowel movements are normall as urine flowing outta the body is normal, no nausea, or blood in the feces, or vomitting. However I do feel a bit warm on the forehead, and the right side of my abdomen feels pressure.....Only a dull pain if I press my fingers on the area. Can a minor inflammed appendix disappear on its own if that what I have? I seriously worried now and going to take it day by day. Guess to keep myself alive i'll have to find someway to pay for these expenses. Peace..Will

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