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Appendicitis
I am getting pain in my lower right abdomen but the pain is very low.Is it any sign of appendicitis?
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It will be very helpful to know whether u have fever vomiting etc... following that physical examination will help to reach a diagnosis...
Ultrasonography is first and reliable test, blood investigation especialy CBC helps a lot
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consult general surgeon
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Wheather it is persistent or movable.
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pain increase after pressing on the. appendix region.if it is then you may suffer from appendicitis.
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barium meal xray is helpful to you to diagnose .
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Appendicitis generally involves the symptoms like fever,vomiting.better consult the general physician near to you for proper diagnosis.
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Go to nearest doctor for examination
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Dr. Samiran Sahu
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Durgapur
Usually pain starts at umbilicus and then at McBurney's point in case of appendicitis. also it is associated with high fever, vomiting etc. but other appendicular pathologies are also there. First look for McBurney's point tenderness, then better consult a general surgeon physically.
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